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  • Lifehacker Australia
  • Kotaku Australia
  • Gizmodo Australia

Past articles by Jackson:

As a 'Sea Ice Free' Arctic Looms, the Climate Consequences Are Mounting

Research points to a milestone in the 2030s, but sea ice is already disappearing at an unprecedented rate. And that affects all of us. → Read More

How Blood Type Can Increase Your Risk of COVID-19

Recent research shows that one particular blood type heightens the risk of infection. → Read More

The Arctic Sea Could Be 'Ice-Free' Within Decades. What That Means for Us

Scientists say we need to act with greater urgency to understand the changes that are happening at the North and South Poles. → Read More

ChatGPT Can Now Help Humans Speak to Trees. But Why?

Commentary: The ePlant TreeTag gives your Eucalypt an AI voice. I'm not sure it needed one. → Read More

This Bionic Eye Could Restore Vision (and Put Humans in the Matrix)

We could be able to manipulate our own reality. → Read More

The Bionic Eye That Could Restore Vision (and Put Humans in the Matrix)

If it works, we might even be able to manipulate our own reality. → Read More

A Bionic Eye That Could Restore Vision (and Put Humans in the Matrix?)

The Science Eye's grand promise is to help restore vision. If it works, we might even be able to manipulate our own reality. → Read More

In the Shadow of Chernobyl, a Pack of Dogs Unlike Any Other Roams the Wasteland

The genetically distinct population of canines provides a way to study how harsh environments can affect DNA. → Read More

A Planet Without Google Search

Could chatbot search usher in the next era of the internet? → Read More

Bold Plan to Dim the Sun by Blasting Moon Dust Into Space Could Help Cool Earth

Astrophysicists demonstrate a surprising way to block radiation from the sun. → Read More

A Scientific Investigation of 'The Last of Us' Fungal Pandemic

Cordyceps infects the brains of ants in the real world, so how plausible is the fungi apocalypse in HBO's hit new show? → Read More

Dodo De-Extinction: How Scientists Plan to Resurrect an Iconic Species

The dodo's demise was caused by humans. Now scientists think they can bring the bird back. Should they? → Read More

Resurrecting the Dodo: How Scientists Plan to De-Extinct an Iconic Species

The dodo's demise was caused by humans. Now scientists think they can bring the bird back. But should they? → Read More

Xbox's Carbon Aware Update Is Great but Can We Take Its Climate Goals Seriously?

Microsoft is updating its Xbox consoles to be "carbon aware" but it's also making... controller hoodies. → Read More

Is 'The Last of Us' Fungal Pandemic Possible? A Scientific Investigation

The horrors of HBO's latest hit are based on real-world nightmares. Here's what a Cordyceps apocalypse might look like in reality. → Read More

In a First, Scientists Divert Lightning Strikes Using a Powerful Laser

On top of a Swiss mountain, a car-sized laser has helped guide lightning from the sky to the ground. → Read More

Xbox, You're Better Than This

Soon your Xbox will be "carbon aware," but can we take Microsoft's climate goals seriously? → Read More

Xbox, You're Better Than This

Commentary: Your Xbox will soon be "carbon aware," but can we take Microsoft's climate goals seriously? → Read More

NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 17: How to Watch Live, Start Times, Sasha Banks, Predictions and More

The biggest event on NJPW's calendar kicks off Jan. 4. Here's how you can watch. → Read More

Space Solar Power Satellite Could Help Realize Our Sci-Fi Dreams of Unlimited Energy

A Caltech demo mission, launching Jan. 3, will test key elements of space-based solar power generation. → Read More