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Australian research, science explainers and discoveries.
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Research organisations, space agencies, museums, chemistry references, archives and resources for investigating the unexplained.
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Science and Research
Back to Top ↑Australian Academy of Science →
Science information, educational resources and evidence-based discussion.
science.org.auThe Royal Society →
Research, public science and the history of scientific ideas.
royalsociety.orgLLNL — Operation Argus →
A laboratory history of the 1958 high-altitude experiment and its measurements.
st.llnl.govNOAA Ocean Exploration →
Ocean expeditions, underwater technology, research explanations and exploration data.
oceanexplorer.noaa.govWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution →
Ocean science, research vehicles and educational resources from an independent research institution.
www.whoi.eduITER — Fusion Explained →
The international fusion project explains deuterium, tritium and the conditions needed for fusion.
www.iter.orgANSTO — OPAL Research Reactor →
Australia’s fission research reactor, its uranium fuel and its medical, industrial and scientific uses.
www.ansto.gov.auSpace and Astronomy
Back to Top ↑NASA Science →
Missions, space science and explanations from NASA.
science.nasa.govEuropean Space Agency →
European missions, technology and space research.
www.esa.intAustralian Space Agency →
Australia’s space sector, activities and educational resources.
www.space.gov.auTechnology and Engineering
Back to Top ↑Science Museum →
Objects and stories about science, engineering and invention.
www.sciencemuseum.org.ukComputer History Museum →
Computing history, collections and technology stories.
computerhistory.orgMIT OpenCourseWare →
Free university course materials across science and engineering.
ocw.mit.eduATSB — Flight Recorders →
Australia’s transport investigator explains cockpit voice, flight data and underwater locator equipment.
www.atsb.gov.auNTSB — Investigation Process →
How the US safety board gathers evidence, analyses accidents and develops safety recommendations.
www.ntsb.govUK AAIB — How We Investigate →
Official guide to site work, technical examination, recorded data and investigation reports.
www.gov.ukNIST - Luminous Script Signs ↗
The laboratory history, gas colours and early development of luminous signs.
www.nist.govElements and Chemistry
Back to Top ↑Royal Society of Chemistry Periodic Table →
Element facts, properties, histories and applications.
periodic-table.rsc.orgIUPAC Periodic Table →
Periodic-table reference from the international chemistry organisation.
iupac.orgWebElements →
An independent reference for elements, properties and compounds.
www.webelements.comCERN — Helium and Cryogenics →
Liquid and superfluid helium, low temperatures and superconducting-magnet cooling.
home.cernNobel Prize — Low-Temperature Physics →
Scientific background on Kapitsa’s low-temperature discoveries and superfluid helium.
www.nobelprize.orgJefferson Lab - It’s Elemental ↗
Neon reference data, discovery and uses, with navigation to the wider element series.
stem-tools.jlab.orgHistory and Archives
Back to Top ↑National Archives of Australia →
Australian records, collections and research guidance.
www.naa.gov.auUS National Archives →
Historical documents, photographs and primary-source research.
www.archives.govGovInfo →
Official US publications, including historical technical reports.
www.govinfo.govNational Museum of Australia — Black Box History →
The Australian story behind David Warren’s flight-recorder development.
www.nma.gov.auNational Museum of the USAF - MiG-25 ↗
Aircraft specifications, history and context for the Foxbat museum exhibit.
www.nationalmuseum.af.milCIA Museum - Belenko’s Defection ↗
An original artefact and historical account connected to the 1976 MiG-25 defection.
www.cia.govUFOs and Unexplained
Back to Top ↑NASA UAP Study →
The independent study, final report and scientific approach to UAP.
science.nasa.govAARO →
Official US UAP reports, case information and research material.
www.aaro.milGEIPAN →
The French CNES programme studying unidentified aerospace phenomena.
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