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Following the award-winning Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey is a brand new season of Cosmos: Possible Worlds. It presents a triumphant voyage through humanity's past and present and maps a hopeful vision of our future.
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Meet Australia's First Women In STEM Ambassador

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Professor Lisa Harvey Smith is one of the nation’s most distinguished scientists, she has spent the past year touring the nation’s schools to get the message out to thousands of schoolchildren that STEM is for everyone.

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Follow Video Cosmos: Possible Worlds | Trailer Ann Druyan and world-renowned Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson takes us on a cosmic adventure from the ancient heretic who opened our way to the stars to billions of years in the future. Cosmos: Possible Worlds Starts Monday 8.30pm AEDT, 9 March on National Geographic.

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First described by Einstein over a century ago, frame dragging theory is a rather complicated concept which basically suggests space is elastic. What it loosely means is when space is effected, so is time.

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Eliminating trash may sound far-fetched, but continuing to trash the planet is untenable. So innovators worldwide are pioneering solutions.

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