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Timeline of space exploration

Starting in 1957, human (and dog) exploration of space has led to a new understanding of our place in the universe.

Scuba diving can transport you to a magical underwater world, but in rare cases the pressure can be dangerous.

These lovely star trail photos by an amateur photographer from Bendigo bring a new perspective to the night sky.

These lovely star trail photos by an amateur photographer from Bendigo bring a new perspective to the night sky.

After 20 years of travelling to Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic, David Neilson has captured the region’s many moods.

After 20 years of travelling to Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic, David Neilson has captured the region’s many moods.

Australia bears the scars of more than 30 major asteroid impacts, of the 176 worldwide.

Australia is known for its dangerous snakes, and we have many – but in reality few people die from bites.

Two photographers give us the Alice in Wonderland tour of north Queensland’s rainforest.

Lurking in our guts is a wide variety of microscopic parasites – and they’re more common than you think.