Mutant Silurian plankton indicate oceanic anoxia spread and metals poisoning in the sea … 420 million years ago. Not scifi but real life research pinpointing onset of global extinctions. Listen to radio interview of Professor Kathleen A. Campbell discussing these new research findings on Radio NZ’s Checkpoint programme.
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Breakfast with an astronaut
NZAN Media Team, Anna Fisher, astronaut, Oxford Area School, University of Canterbury, 0
Students from Oxford Area School who participated in Synergies in Space Mission to Mars last year have the opportunity...
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Before Full Moon, New Moon or Blue Moon there was Groovy Moon
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Professor Kathy Campbell was invited to talk with Alison Mau on the Paul Henry Show about the impact on...
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The 100 million dollar question: “Are we alone in the Universe?”
NZAN Media Team, Haritina Mogosanu, Kathleen Campbell, 0
Shifted from the realm of science-fiction to the reality of science, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence got an...
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Citizen scientists at work: Live long and prosper
I Haritina Mogoșanu, Haritina Mogosanu, Kepler, KIC 8462852, 0
The scientists, after looking for more than four years with Kepler to a patch in the sky located in...
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Wildfire science, solar system secrets and ocean acidification on Nine to Noon
NZAN Media Team, Kathleen Campbell, Murchison Meteorite, Nine to Noon, Radio, 0
Professor Kathy Campbell, is in conversation with Kathryn from Nine to Noon to talk about fire science and what...
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Water on Mars: why is important for astrobiology
I Haritina Mogoșanu, Haritina Mogosanu, 0
Haritina Mogosanu and Jesse Mulligan from Radio New Zealand are discussing the importance of the discovery of liquid water...
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Comets or aliens may explain odd flicker of starlight
NZAN Media Team, Kathleen Campbell, KIC 8462852, 0
Scientists look for pattern recognition when exploring how the natural world or universe work. Something looks to be astray...
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We are back on “Mars”
NZAN Media Team, Mars, MDRS, University of Canterbury, 0
New Zealand Astrobiology Network in collaboration with Mars Society New Zealand, Mars Society Australia and the University of Canterbury...