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Roland Gesthuizen

Sound Check Australia » The early terrific (and non-scientific) results - 1 views

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    "With just one week until Sound Check Australia closes we thought we'd peek into the huge digital vault of data to produce some (non-scientific) early results. Disclaimer:Please note that these early results have not been scientifically validated - they're just a taste of the numbers so far.  The really juicy scientific findings will come out after the data is properly validated and analysed."
Roland Gesthuizen

How Psychology Solved The Mystery Of A Lost Shipwreck : NPR - 0 views

  • The Australian warship HMAS Sydney is anchored in Sydney Harbor in this undated photograph. The ship sank in November 1941 after a battle with a German vessel. Despite extensive search efforts, the boats were not found until 2008.
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    "In November 1941, two ships crossed paths off the coast of Australia. One was the German raider HSK Kormoran. The other: an Australian warship called the HMAS Sydney. Guns were fired, the ships were damaged, and both sank to the bottom of the ocean."
Roland Gesthuizen

Top scientist calls for change to get students interested in science and maths - ABC Ne... - 3 views

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    "No matter how you are reading this story, you can thank science. Whether it is the transmission of data over the internet or just the pixels on the screen, a combination of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is delivering it. The problem is that in Australia, the number of students taking science and mathematics subjects is dwindling - and has been for decades."
Roland Gesthuizen

Your guide to the 2013 'Ring of Fire' eclipse › Science Features (ABC Science) - 1 views

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    "Get ready for the spectacular sight of an annular or partial solar eclipse over Australia this Friday morning. Ian Musgrave shares his tips on what you'll see where you live, and how to see it safely."
Roland Gesthuizen

Astroblog: Occultation of Jupiter, Monday 18 February, 2013 - 1 views

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    On the evening of Monday, February 18, the Moon will occult (cover) Jupiter in Southern Australia (everywhere else sees it very close).  It will be quite spectacular with Jupiter's Moons being covered by the dark side of the Moon just before Jupiter.
Roland Gesthuizen

Come in Mars - Canberra, Australia (mobile) - YouTube - 1 views

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    "Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex. Each day the antennas are directed to receive or transmit data to any number of robotic spacecraft exploring our Solar System and beyond - yesterday it was the Mars Curiosity Landing. Thanks to DSS-45 (34-metre) DSS-34 (34-metre) DSS-43 (70-metre). 1080p coming :-)"
Roland Gesthuizen

Video Overview Catalyst - Planet of the Rings (2005) on ASO - Australia's audio and vis... - 2 views

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    "One of the greatest exploration feats of all time - the Cassini mission to Saturn, followed by the release of the Huygens probe into Saturn's largest moon, Titan"
Roland Gesthuizen

Giant Australian animals were not wiped out by climate change - 1 views

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    "Researchers have ruled out climate change as the cause of extinction of most of Australia's giant animals, including giant kangaroos, three metre-tall flightless birds and the Tasmanian tiger, around 50,000 years ago."
Roland Gesthuizen

World's Largest Virtual Solar System Drive - 7 views

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    "See three-dimensional planet models along the way as you shuttle from Pluto at the furthest reaches of the Solar System to the Sun, which is represented by the 37-metre Anglo-Australian Telescope dome at Siding Spring Observatory.  The planets are displayed on huge billboards with the size of the planets and the distance between each billboard scaled relative to the dome - the Sun - along the five main roads that lead to Coonabarabran in regional NSW."
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