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Posted on July 29, 2009 by Jonathon Reynolds - 0 comments
Wired Science has a pictorial essay of how NASA scientists are trying to free the Spirit Mars Rover which got [...]
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During his questioning of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Shalom Bernanke before the House Financial Services Committee, U.S. congressman Alan Grayson [...]
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UK based manufacturer Cambrionix Limited offers the ultimate solution for users that run out of USB ports on their computer [...]
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According to Boing Boing, local Canberra* amateur astronomer Anthony Wesley has discovered a new black spot on Jupiter on 19th [...]
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In the continuing saga of unfortunate accidental deaths from around the world, which includes death by soup and chocolate, the [...]
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Hot on the heels of the story of the individual in Germany falling into a soup vat becoming the latest [...]
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This video exposes the truth about the origins of the “Moonwalk” dance move…
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The UK in Australia website (part of the UK’s Foreign & Commonwealth Office web presence) has announced that Baroness Valerie [...]
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From the August 1935 edition of Modern Mechanix: An good idea… perhaps a mere 75 years ahead of its time?
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The Sony Walkman is celebrating its 30th anniversary since introduction this week. BBC Online – Magazine have an great article [...]
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I guess there is little more you can do to top your career once you have walked on the moon… [...]
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An interesting article I came across via a reference in a podcast I was listening to earlier today: June 17, [...]
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BoingBoing has an interesting article that links to several other articles that discuss space archeology and the preservation of the [...]
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Canberra is rather fortunate in having virtually all streets uniquely named. The process for ACT street naming conventions and processes [...]
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“Kung Fu” and “Kill Bill” star David Carradine was found dead in a Bangkok hotel room yesterday. It is believed [...]
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In November 2008, the Federal Transport Minister Anthony Albanese rejected Canberra International Airport’s draft master plan on the grounds that [...]
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Posted on June 3, 2009 by Jonathon Reynolds - 3 comments
Google has released a new version of their popular video web site that attempts to bring internet video directly in [...]
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The ABC online is reporting that AIS is trying to argue that its rowing athletes should have a special exemption [...]
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“In a glass case at CERN is an unprepossessing little NeXT cube. It’s hard to believe that this little workstation [...]
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On Wednesday 27th May 2009 the Prime Minister opened three new world-class research laboratories at the ANU John Curtin School [...]
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