Professor Andrew Melatos

School of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne

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The art of inexplicable eddies

A collaboration between art and science explores the turbulent physics of eddies to produce a mesmerising experience

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Go Figure

Riding the gravitational wave

Scientists have just confirmed that their third observation of gravitational waves was a success. But what are gravitational waves? And why are astronomers jumping up and down with excitement?

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To infinity and beyond

The past 18 months has seen incredible developments in our understanding of the universe. Pursuit revisits five of the biggest.

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Revealed: The billion-year soundbite

Einstein was right all along. The discovery of gravitational waves proves the universe is talking to us – and listening to it will take us to places we’ve never been before

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Sciences & Technology

When a theoretical astrophysicist and a visual artist meet, things get complex

An art-science collaboration is providing new insights into complex systems and debunking the art versus science myth

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Go Figure

What’s the heaviest thing in the universe?

Clue: it’s not the shopping bags you’ll lug out of the supermarket tomorrow - but it does fit neatly into a teaspoon

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