Earth Sciences Archives ~ Wotts Up Tasmania

Snow petrels may be ‘elegant’, but they’re known for their thick, oily spit

The "elegant" snow petrel is something of a mystery to scientists, but

Scientists using seismic testing at a glacier in Antarctica find massive

Isn't it late for a cyclone? Why two at once? Could they collide? And

Whales were once so abundant in the river system of Hobart, residents

The chances of Cyclone Oma making landfall near Brisbane are low, but

Australia's tallest mountain — with its active volcano — is probably

Unprecedented dry conditions this year have been killing trees that have

Attributing individual events to climate change is complex, but observing

For five years Peter Deck, a keen photographer, has been chasing the perfect

ABC Hobart asks an astronomy expert, a weather forecaster and an energy

A new underwater robot is put through its paces one last time before being

Scientists say that marine microbes in the ocean could act as "canaries