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The iconic Australian radio telescope that helped broadcast humanity's first moonwalk just guided Artemis II around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years. The same dish is now ready to support NASA's ambitious plans for permanent lunar bases and continuous Moon missions.
Australian scientists accidentally discovered a way to create plastic that can be completely broken down and rebuilt into new plastic over and over again. This breakthrough could finally make closed-loop recycling a reality.
Australian researchers just built and tested the first quantum battery that actually works, charging in a fraction of a second. While it only holds power for nanoseconds now, the breakthrough opens the door to batteries that charge faster as they get bigger.
Australian scientists just built the world's first working quantum battery, a breakthrough that could charge your electric car faster than filling a gas tank. The technology gets more efficient as it scales up, defying everything we know about conventional batteries.
Australian scientists just built the world's first working quantum battery, proving a mind-bending fact: these batteries charge faster as they get bigger. Electric cars could one day charge faster than filling a gas tank.
Australian scientists have developed a revolutionary platform that can analyze over 100 genetic risk factors for multiple sclerosis at once. This breakthrough could lead to personalized treatments for thousands living with the unpredictable disease.
Australian researchers discovered that billion-year-old gold and platinum deposits share a common origin, potentially revolutionizing how we find critical minerals for green technology. The breakthrough could make mineral exploration more efficient and sustainable.
Australian researchers just solved one of quantum computing's biggest problems with a breakthrough that could fit four times more processing power in the same space. The secret? Tiny quantum batteries that keep the system cool and slash complex wiring.
Australian astronomers have discovered a planet candidate nearly identical to Earth's size, orbiting a Sun-like star with a 50% chance of being habitable. The find brings scientists one step closer to finding Earth's twin after 30 years of searching.