Casting SA as a State of Hope
As South Australia faces many new challenges, a special publication State of Hope examines how past strengths can be used to inspire renewal and revitalisation.
Archaeologist looks to the skies
South Australia is a leader in mining technology, and it could one day take a lead in the exploration of space for minerals.
Space expert drops in for heritage
Space archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman will present at in international heritage conference in Adelaide – ahead of the annual Flinders University Investigator Lecture in November.
Flinders archaeologist takes top space industry position
Flinders University archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman has become the first woman to be elected to the National Executive Council of the Space Industry Association of Australia (SIAA).
Space probe hitchhikes into history
Early Thursday morning, Australian time, the world held its breath as a bar fridge-sized landing probe, Philae, touched down on the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
A million reasons to read The Conversation
Marking a major milestone, Flinders University has officially cracked one million readers on The Conversation.
The greatest museum (almost) on Earth
“So, it’s kind of like a celestial race track on which the original model of every winning sports car ever made is still racing around … forever … totally intact … all at the same time?”
Flinders cracks half a million Conversation readers
Flinders University has cracked half a million readers on The Conversation – Australia’s leading independent channel of information, analysis and opinion direct from the academic and research community.
Rocket relics takes us back to the future
Recently found fragments from a Europa rocket launched at Woomera 42 years ago are a poignant reminder of Australia’s glory days in the space race but […]