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Genelle Weule

Australia, Sydney
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), ABC Science, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The Science Show, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), The New Daily, Genetic Literacy Project, RealClear Science, Mogaznews En, InQueensland
Senior science journalist, editor and producer at @ABCscience Twitter lurker (but when I do post my views are my own)
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Signs of sugar detected near centre of the Milky Way

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By Genelle Weule
| ABC Science Verified
Astronomers have detected signs of a type of sugar in gas clouds near the centre of our galaxy, the Milky Way. Sugars provide energy and are key building blocks of life on Earth, such as DNA, but how they got here is a mystery. It's not uncommon to find sugar in the cosmos — simple sugars such as ribose and glucose have been previously discovered on asteroids in our Solar System.
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Today in History, December 25: James Webb Space Telescope is the Christmas gift that keeps on giving

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By Genelle Weule
| ABC Science Verified
The best kind of Christmas present is one that keeps on giving. Launched four years ago today, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has done exactly that, according to NASA planetary scientist Stefanie Milam. On Christmas Day 2021, Milam was at home keeping an ear on mission control at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, and an eye on her TV screen as the $US10 billion ($15 billion) spacecraft prepared to take off from French Guiana, thousands of kilometres away.
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Robyn Williams shares his favourite stories from 50 years of the Science Show

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By Jacinta Bowler Verified, Peter de Kruijff, Genelle Weule
| ABC Science Verified
Fifty years ago today, Australia's longest running science program was born. Robyn Williams recorded the first episode of ABC Radio National's Science Show at the 13th Pacific Science Congress in Vancouver, Canada in 1975. It was the middle of the Cold War and the internet had not yet been imagined. And yet, many of the topics discussed at the conference still ring true today.
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