issue 3 : a l i e n
This issue is about exploring all things exotic, unfamiliar, unknown. Dive into the column and feature articles by our talented writers below!
By Rachel Ko
In this issue, we explore the plica semilunaris, a bizarre, slimy evolutionary link found in the human eye that ties us to our reptilian ancestors.
By Lily McCann
We are walking ecosystems, influenced every day by the organisms that live inside us.
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By Renee Papaluca
The idea of the ‘alien’ or something novel is apparent in many scientific fields. I caught up with Paul Beuchat to learn more about his research journey and his potentially ‘alien’ methods of teaching within his faculty.
By Reah Shetty
We have spent centuries pondering the existence of aliens. Is it time we call them?
By Juulke Castelijn
The writings of Richard Dawkins inspire rational thought on science, evolution and… aliens?
Believing in Aliens… A science?
By Juulke Castelijn
The writings of Richard Dawkins inspire rational thought on science, evolution and… aliens?
By Monica Blasioli
In this issue, we explore the pros and cons of space travel and ask ourselves - is it really ethical to monetise more casual, frequent space travel given the potential risks and harms posed to the human race and our planet alike?
By Ashleigh Hallinan
Let’s journey to Antarctica to peer into the cosmos!
By Andrew Lim
In a time when science seems controlled by the cynical machinations of realpolitik, can it really be a unifying force for humanity?
Features
By Clarisse Sawyer
How do we teach scientific history without promoting historical bigots?
By Gaurika Loomba
The microscopic world inside our bodies is invaded by aliens all the time! So, who are these soldier cells that fight wars daily without us realising it?
By Gavin Choong
From Dreamtime to spacetime: a First Nations’ perspective of the universe.
By Hazel Theophania
In this issue, we break down the differences in communication styles between autistic and non-autistic individuals, to try to understand where miscommunication arises.
By Mia Horsfall
At what point does it become unethical for AI to be under human control? At what point does AI become slavery? At what point do we need governmental representation for AI?