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Ellen Phiddian

Ellen Phiddian

Science & Technology Journalist at ABC Science Online

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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.
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Male redback's bizarre death somersault during sex is in its genes

Male redback spiders somersault onto the female's fangs while mating and are killed. Researchers crossbred the Aussie spiders with their NZ cousins to find out why.
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We've never seen the Sun in this much detail before

The highest-resolution imagery of the Sun's surface ever taken reveals dizzying currents, and clues about our star's magnetic fields.
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Neptune's moon system is bizarre. JWST data helps explain why

Neptune's strange moon and ring system has puzzled astronomers for decades, but data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) might help explain how it formed.
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Theoretical 'mirror life' could grow out of control, scientists fear

Theoretical 'mirror life' could grow out of control, scientists fear
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How many products in your daily life are made from fossil fuels?

Coal, oil and gas are major ingredients for far more than just energy. Why are we so reliant on oil, and how difficult would it be to find other resources?
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It's the winter solstice, but you can expect more cold, dark mornings

The June solstice is the shortest day of the year in Australia, but not the one with the latest sunrise or coldest weather. Here's why.
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Mechanism that makes Venus flytraps snap uncovered, study claims

Physicists think they have found the cellular mechanism behind a Venus flytrap's signature move, but plant scientists say the mystery isn't solved yet.
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Mosquitoes can learn to associate insect repellent with food, study...

Mosquitoes can learn to associate insect repellent with food, study finds