Peter Virag, a self-taught photographer who’s lived in Melbourne since 2007, says that drone photography has the ability to capture striking perspectives of otherwise mundane subjects. Here, he shares with us the abstract patterns and vivid colours of parts of Victoria. instagram.com/peterviragphoto www.twitter.com/peterviragphoto
Despite that crystals are renowned for being hard and brittle, these scientists have found a way to make them malleable.
Wattles belong to the plant genus Acacia, which contains about 1350 species worldwide, including 1000 in Australia. Ranging from trees to minuscule shrubs, acacias dominate many of our landscapes. On the first day of spring is National Wattle Day, marking the moment in history when the Golden Wattle was made Australia’s official floral emblem.
Enjoy wild encounters year-round on southern NSW’s natural treasure— Montague Island. For more information about Montague Island head to the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service website
The seeds illustrated by Anne Hayes here can be found in coastal forests in northern NSW and southern Queensland.
Take a journey through the vastness of the Pilbara to discover its beautiful wildflowers.
Exposing our children to the ever-advancing tide of science will prepare them to take the future by storm, writes Alan Finkel.
Experts say to fight climate change, put seaweed in the mix.
A total solar eclipse swept across parts of the United States from Lincoln Beach, Oregon to Charleston, South Carolina, while a partial solar eclipse was visible across the entire North American continent along with parts of South America, Africa, and Europe. While those of us living in the Southern Hemisphere weren’t treated to the views offered by the total eclipse, NASA managed to capture some spectacular images.
Insect poo serves a variety of functions in bug and human life.