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Ellen Phiddian

Ellen Phiddian

Science & Technology Journalist at ABC Science Online

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World's timekeepers will vote to ditch 'leap second' this week

Clocks occasionally go backwards for a second to keep Earth time in sync with the stars. But the powers that govern time measurement are about to vote to end the practice.  
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Winner of scientific imagery contest was AI generated

Nikon disqualifies the winner of its prestigious science competition for using AI after microscopy experts questioned the accuracy of the clip on social media.
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'Something we've never seen before': The risk of AI bioweapons

AI companies say their tools could be used to make biological weaponry. These are the threats and what can be done to mitigate them.
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Tiny cells and creatures dazzle in microscopic video competition

Stunning scenes of the world through microscopes have been put on display by the Nikon Small World In Motion competition winners.
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Fossil bones and tools from mysterious ancient human unearthed in C...

A rare combination of tools and fossils found in a Chinese cave could help scientists learn more about our mysterious extinct cousins, the Denisovans.
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Oldest known evidence of human drug use discovered in fossil teeth

Archaeologists find evidence in Indonesia of a human who appeared to use betel nut for its psychoactive properties up to 25,000 years ago.
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Have we got dark energy wrong? NASA's new telescope may help us fin...

NASA's latest space telescope may up-end our entire model of the cosmos by taking a closer look at a shadowy phenomenon dubbed "dark energy". 
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It was a spy satellite, now NASA's new telescope is set to head int...

NASA is due to launch its latest space telescope, a repurposed spy satellite which will accompany the James Webb Space Telescope. So what is it, and why is it being used?
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Wildlife photos from around the world dazzle in competition

Australian scientists are among the winners of a photo competition featuring stunning images of peeking damsel flies, tree selfies and cuddling manatees. 
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Two giant clashes made the Milky Way the massive galaxy it is today

A new study suggests one of the most significant clashes in the history of the Milky Way, dubbed the "Low-energy-Kraken-Heracles" merger, happened 12 billion years ago.
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Bizarre new astronomical object dubbed a 'black hole star'

The discovery of a new type of astrophysical object could take us closer to solving one of astronomy's biggest puzzles from the early universe.