Andrew Norton

I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve read that the “first Earth-like exoplanet” has been discovered.

Although removing the cap on undergraduate student fees remains controversial, deregulated fees are not unusual in Australian higher education.

Last year’s graduate labour market was the toughest on record.

In the Star Wars universe, everyone’s favourite furry aliens, the Ewoks, famously lived on the “forest moon of Endor”. In scientific terms, the Ewok’s home world would be referred to as an exomoon, which is simply a moon that orbits an exoplanet – any planet that orbits a star other than our sun.

I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve read that the “first Earth-like exoplanet” has been discovered.

Although removing the cap on undergraduate student fees remains controversial, deregulated fees are not unusual in Australian higher education.

Last year’s graduate labour market was the toughest on record.

In the Star Wars universe, everyone’s favourite furry aliens, the Ewoks, famously lived on the “forest moon of Endor”. In scientific terms, the Ewok’s home world would be referred to as an exomoon, which is simply a moon that orbits an exoplanet – any planet that orbits a star other than our sun.