Titan Afloat On An Underground Ocean

WITH massive lakes of liquid fuel, an orange sky and smog that makes Beijing's air seem pristine, it is one of the weirdest worlds known to science.

This Is Not Science Fiction

The facts are in and the experts have stated their case. So what's next? By MARIAN WILKINSON

Fire At School

FIRE has destroyed the top floor of a school science block near Taree.

Quantum Man Mines The Chasm Between Art And Science

MORE than 40 years or so ago the author C.P.Snow stirred the pot with his "two cultures" idea. The kind of thinking required for science and the kind of thinking that produced a work of art, he suggested, were of two different orders. One was a matter of fact, discovery and argument, whose fundamental machinery was rationality; the other was about creation and intuition, producing ephemeral propositions of the imagination and fancy.

London Forum Could End Scientific Bloodbath

AUSTRALIA will push the International Whaling Commission meeting in London this week to mount scientific research of whales so Japan can stop killing the mammals in the name of science, Environment Minister Peter Garrett said yesterday.

Forces Of Nature

Drawing on nature for inspiration, a close-knit flock of wildlife illustrators from the Hunter is bridging the gap between art and science. BEN QUINN tells.