The Yamaji-Wajarri people studied the wide-open skies of their country for millennia before being host to one of the world’s largest radio telescopesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastCarlleen Dingo’s earliest memories are of looking up at the inky black skies above Australia’s north-west coastline, awash with planets, stars and galaxies. Geraldton, or Jambinu, is a coastal town 600 kilometres north of Perth, known for its wildflowers, red earth, fierce winds, undulating sandy dunes.But at night, there’s another world on display. Continue reading...
Source: The Guardian Australia
