Cosmos Magazine

ISSUE 97 OF COSMOS has an interesting article on solar power. The article talks about a 16,000m3 pit which is (indirectly) used to boil ammonia. In parenthesis it then says “which has a boiling point under 90°C”…The ‘regular’ boiling point of ammonia

IN THE TWO years since Japan's Hayabusa2 jettisoned a small capsule to eagerly waiting scientists in the desert of South Australia (see Issue 88), researchers have been picking through its contents, keen to unearth the secrets of our early solar syst

The Dragonfly mission will be heading into the depths of the very alien world of Titan, one us earthlings can barely imagine. So, what would life look like living in lakes of methane, or breathing in nitrogen? We have two theories. One is that life m

Nestled on the shores of beautiful Shark Bay, 820km north of Perth, Denham seems an unlikely place for Australia's first greenhydrogen-fuelled microgrid. In fact, the project is believed to be one of the first of its kind worldwide, and late last yea