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A Rare Christmas Full Moon, and other Astronomical Treats of the Festive Season

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

While not much spectacular is going on in the Southern Hemisphere skies, Christmas day will see the first Christmas Full Moon for 38 years and Mars and bright star Spica close in the morning skies.image Early morning sky on Friday December 25 looking east as seen from Adelaide at 5:00 ACDST showing Jupiter,  Mars, Venus and comet C/2013...

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Christmas Already? ‘Tis The Season to Think About Time

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageChristmas time Christmas celebration

Well, it’s that time of year again – and there it is; just four words into an article on Christmas I’ve used the word ‘time.’ Among the hodge-podge of rituals and holidays that survive in the post-Christian West, Christmas might just be the one that tells us the most about how...

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Five ways to reduce your eco-footprint this Christmas

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageChristmas can be a drag for the planet, let's lighten the loadfrom www.shutterstock.com

Our impact on the environment might not be at the forefront of our minds during the rush of the Christmas festive season. We might be far more worried about our light wallets from the expected pile of presents and massive food feast. Many of us are concerned...

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  1. Should I lie to my child about Santa?
  2. Summer reading guide from The Conversation's economists
  3. Non-human Democracy: in the Anthropocene, it cannot be all about us
  4. Diversify the toy box: Christmas gifts for children with disabilities
  5. The call that might save your life this Christmas – and how Lifeline saved mine
  6. Schnapps, whipping and sacks: how Christmas traditions evolved around the world
  7. Thou hadst better avoid getting teary – and King Leary – this Christmas
  8. Spare a thought for our furry friends this Christmas
  9. Got a hangover? Here's what's happening in your body
  10. Non-human Democracy: our political vocabulary has no room for animals
  11. How do robots 'see' the world?
  12. What's happening to us when we get drunk?
  13. 2015, the year that was: Science + Technology
  14. FactCheck Year in Review: sorting fact from fiction in 2015
  15. 10 great books that all children should read
  16. In their own words: letters from ANZACs during the Gallipoli evacuation
  17. Was the housing boom in Sydney and Melbourne driven by foreign buyers?
  18. Athletes of influence? The role model refrain in sport
  19. We've got a climate goal of 1.5 degrees – so how do we get there?
  20. So now we know which companies did not pay tax; time to target aggressive avoidance
  21. Australia's plain packaging win over Philip Morris should take the heat off ISDS
  22. Is virgin birth possible? Yes (unless you are a mammal)
  23. Western democracy's new maxim: surveillance and soft despotism
  24. Star Wars: these could be the droids we're looking for in real life
  25. Compulsory psych treatment in the home is ineffective, costly and violates human rights
  26. National spotlight on cities must not leave local input in the shade
  27. The Conversation's super summer quiz
  28. Grattan on Friday: Malcolm Turnbull tells others to take risks but will he follow his own advice?
  29. Turnbull aims to retain ‘closest friend’ tag in first Japan visit
  30. New mothers making time for themselves reduces chance of postnatal depression
  31. Friday essay: virgin mothers and miracle babies
  32. Bone suggests ‘Red Deer Cave people’ a mysterious species of human
  33. I think, therefore I buy: how buying nothing at Christmas time is harder than it appears
  34. Turning up the heat: how the diplomatic push for 1.5℃ unfolded in Paris
  35. Solar freakin' roadways? Why the future of this technology may not be so bright
  36. Thanks to Paris, we have a foundation for meaningful climate progress
  37. Bitcoin might not change the world, but the blockchain that makes it work, might
  38. Ben Anderson's works on Indonesia challenged Suharto's military rule
  39. Let's allow parallel book imports, and subsidise Australian publishing
  40. Door of Syrian peace talks still closed to Australia
  41. Bah, humbug: the misery of Christmas in classic literature
  42. Has this been a good year for international relations?
  43. Google trumps Apple for Australian mobile payments, but for how long?
  44. Sexual coercion may be less common than prison rape myths would have us believe
  45. Book review: Keating, by Kerry O'Brien
  46. If you want to crack down on tax avoidance, go after the banks
  47. Court dismisses the Dallas Buyers Club latest copyright claim as 'not Ben-Hur'
  48. Private prison operators still hide from scrutiny, despite reform
  49. Hidden and unexplained: feeling the pain of fibromyalgia
  50. We need to ditch the pink ball in day-night test cricket

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