Western Australia Near-Complete Ban On Shark Fishing
Mystery cylinder on Western Australia beach likely space junk, authorities say
Marine biologists from the University of Western Australia have found that some whale sharks slow their swimming to allow researchers to remove parasites from sensitive areas.
Western Australia’s Fiery Forecast: Combating Bushfires With Controlled Burns
Western Australia eager to expand China space research, investment with ‘science not bound by borders’
Work begins in Western Australia on world’s largest radio astronomy observatory — More than 100,000 antennas will be built on Wajarri country, enabling astronomers to peek billions of years back to the ‘cosmic dawn’
WALLABY builds an intergalactic map in the outback. A radio telescope in remote Western Australia is helping to build a 3-dimensional map of the night sky, mapping nearby galaxies up to a billion light years away.
The Lucy spacecraft will slingshot around Earth on its way to Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids on Sunday (October 16). The fly-by will offer watchers in Western Australia and the Western USA a chance to see it.
Scientists Discover a 4-Billion-Year-Old Ancient Piece of Earth’s Crust Underneath Western Australia
‘Fluffy’ crab that wears a sponge as a hat discovered in Western Australia | Australia news
"Satellites Behind Pinnacles" - Astrophotographer Joshua Rozelis captures 2 hours worth of Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Streaks over Nambung National Park in Western Australia
Scientists Blown Away by World’s Largest Plant – Stretching 112 Miles in Western Australia’s Shark Bay
Is it time for Western Australia to open up and let covid-19 in?
The first true millipede: new species with more than 1,000 legs discovered in Western Australia
Western Australia space radar to spot orbiting objects as small as 2cm. There are about 250,000 objects in that 2cm to 10cm range. And, if you do the math, that represents about 95% of the debris capable of causing a catastrophic collision in low orbit. That’s stuff no one has a track on.
Western Australia's natural 'museums of biodiversity' at risk
Outback radio telescope discovers dense, spinning, dead star. This is the first time scientists have discovered a pulsar with the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) telescope in Western Australia. "When we do this project at full-scale, we should find hundreds of pulsars in the coming years."
