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- The last article from 10days! Jon Lomberg talks about Secular prayers: messages to space http://bit.ly/4uLiB 2009/09/09
- "God knows what the eighth dimension consists of. Probably two chalk moths and a puddle. " http://bit.ly/VLpAm 2009/09/09
- Boring lessons, geeky stereotypes and poor careers advice "has to change", says UK science minister. http://bit.ly/19gSkT 2009/09/08
- Satellite eye on Earth http://bit.ly/mEYMP 2009/09/08
- RT @10daysofscience Dark nights of science in motion http://bit.ly/3HQZRt 2009/09/07
- TV On The Radio – Staring at the Sun ♫ http://blip.fm/~cqygb 2009/09/03
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September 2009
- Interstellar beer appreciation
- Secular prayers: messages to space
- Dark nights of science in motion
- Conceive of the vastness ...
- The fragility of curiosity
- Surfing the vortex. The toroidal vortex.
- When all the stars go away
August 2009
- The Voyeur and The Masochist
- What are they doing to Derek?
- Part Two: nuclear power, a perspective
- And your time starts ... now!
- Staying healthy: the science, secrets and scams
- Hanging around the dark side of science
- Never make a crap martini again
- How many billions in a trillion?
- What physicists and the Sex Pistols have in common
- Day in pictures @ Ultimo Science Festival
- Two Worlds, One Sun: A message to Mars
- Science, skype and all things energy
- Behind the scenes of Contact: The Movie
- "Science, non-science and non-sense"
- The new wave of social scientists
- Fight fire with fire
- Part One: nuclear power, a perspective
- An objective assessment of Climate Change circa 2009 AD
- Science Vs Swine Flu: tonight
- Taronga by night: FESS Up
- What happens to your blood in space?
- My Own Private Star Trek
- Live from LiveFutures, PART 4
- Live (well, nearly) from LiveFutures, PART 3
- Live from Live Futures, PART 2
- Live from LiveFutures, PART 1
- I don't dislike pandas, but
- Take a midnight Perseid Meteor Shower
- Hello from Earth: send your message to the stars!
- Astronomical art: Representing Planet Earth
- The future of energy, gaming, democracy ... and more!
- So what will the future hold?
- Part Two (Dark Science): Pain of the Flesh
- The bright lights of Northern NSW: Indigenous Science stars
- Keep your eyes glued clockwards at 12:34 today!
- Evolution is smarter than you are
- The big blue eyeball in space
- Skippy, The Beatles and ... hands-on Science Centres!
- All the better to hear you with!
July 2009
- Part One (Dark Science): Judgement of the Flesh
- Galileo's well-toned calves
- Part Two: Are humans still evolving?
- The silent connection with the heavens
- Are you near any of these National Parks?
- Glimpse a "redesigned" future at EcoLogic
- The earth is ours on loan
- Part One: Are humans still evolving?
- Feeling lucky?
- Explore the (retro) frontiers of science
- Triceratops for Lunch
- Set the controls for the heart of Albury Wodonga
- All things astronaut
- The woolier side of maths
- Cry "Eureka!"
- And the elephant is not all ...
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