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Mathematics of thermodynamics is being rewritten after 200 years
The laws of physics that concern heat and work could gain a firmer mathematical footing thanks to “gauge theory”, which already helps us understand quantum fields Source link
Footage shows interceptor missile test in Australian outback
The prototype system included a mix of Australian and American technology, with Defence aiming to build a medium-range system to defend against missiles or aircraft bound for Australia. Source link
'Eternity of pain': Angus Taylor issues warning to Australians voting for One Nation
In his strongest remarks pushing back on One Nation, the opposition leader has accused the right-wing party of being a “column of smoke”. Source link
When politics becomes content the risks multiply
Every press conference, reel and podcast is now a chance for politicians to connect with voters. Yet the strategy that broadens an MP’s reach can also amplify their biggest mistakes. Source link
This nursery owner doesn't use Telstra, but the outage still cost her dearly
The economic cost of the latest Telstra network outage could run into hundreds of millions of dollars, an expert estimates. Source link
SpaceX applies to launch 100,000 Gen3 Starlink satellites
Massive constellation to fly in very low Earth orbit. Source link
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How deeper discovery improves customer business outcomes
Scaling AI with customer outcomes. Source link
Connor Storrie nabs first Emmy nomination but Heated Rivalry still ineligible
Plus Connor Storrie nabs his first nom but not for Heated Rivalry, Hacks soars on a swan song and more successes, surprises and snubs from today’s Emmy nominations. Source link
How First Nations voices enrich Australia’s classical music traditions
From James Henry to Nardi Simpson, Aaron Wyatt, Adam Manning and Nina Korbe, here are First Nations voices making waves in Australia’s classical music scene. Source link
Union says it raised safety concerns day before major train derailment
The rail union says it raised safety concerns with a freight train operator about 24 hours before a major derailment in the New South Wales Southern Highlands. Source link