Australian scientists embark on wildlife mission
Australian scientists embark on wildlife missionAs global temperatures rise, Dr Constable expects the cool-water critter's habitat to contract towards the Antarctic, meaning less food for wildlife such as seals, whales and penguins.Photo: APA team of Australian marine scientists will set off on a mission to investigate how much the food source for whales and penguins in the Southern Ocean will decline as water temperatures rise.Chief investigator Andrew Constable will lead an international fleet..>> view originalSpace tourism triggers interest in health risks and medical emergencies in space
Imminent space tourism has triggered new interest by medical researchers in health risks connected to space travel. Experts are also investigating ways to tackle medical emergencies in space, including on NASA's International Space Station (ISS).Australian doctors have met in Adelaide to discuss the medical risks associated with space travel as part of a three-day conference organised byThe Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine. The conference is focused on medical challenges surrounding hu..>> view originalKeeping track of erosion
Renourishment required: It's denied by the state government, but environmentalists believe channel deepening is causing continual erosion at Portsea. Picture: Keith Platt. BEACHES and foreshores along Port Phillip Bay will be monitored for signs of ...>> view original
Monday, January 11, 2016
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