Chinese astronauts aboard Shenzhou missions in 2003, 2005, and 2008 reported unexplained “knocking” sounds outside their spacecraft. Despite multiple theories—debris, thermal expansion, or escaping air—the phenomenon remains unsolved after two decades of investigation.

Breaks are essential to sustainable performance, yet habit-driven work often overrides intention. Research shows deliberate pauses—like rests in music—improve focus, agility, and resilience, ultimately enhancing long-term effectiveness and decision-making under pressure.

Fasted exercise means training before eating breakfast. Research shows exercising before eating does not improve long-term fat loss—overall consistency and total energy balance matter. Furthermore, skipping meals can lead to poor food choices later.

The decision to purchase a single submarine reflects a balancing act between major powers—independence from the US, while deepening ties with Beijing without committing to either side. Purchase includes technology transfer and crew training.

Everyone is vulnerable to scams. Overconfidence and human psychology make us targets, but understanding persuasion techniques can help prevent financial loss and improve personal awareness of manipulation tactics. Scamwatch urges people to ‘Stop. Check. Protect’.

An undisclosed country should receive the weapon in around 18 months. Faster and cheaper ($1 per shot) than traditional missiles which can cost $500,000 each to destroy a $1000 drone. Complements, rather than replaces, missiles.

Piracy incidents in the Malacca and Singapore Straits have surged 83% this year, targeting bulk carriers with opportunistic but increasingly organised theft. Rising insecurity threatens regional trade routes critical for Australian exports and energy flows.

The first treaty in more than 70 years deepens security ties, enabling joint defence commitments and stronger regional partnerships. Each country agrees to defend each other. 10,000 Papua New Guineans could serve with the ADF.

Forgiveness, defined as letting go of suffering rather than condoning wrongdoing, provides a pathway to personal freedom, self-empowerment, and improved well-being. Practicing forgiveness allows individuals to move beyond resentment, enhancing mental, spiritual, and physical health.

Construction workers in Hong Kong uncovered an unexploded 1,000-pound World War II bomb, prompting the evacuation of 6,000 residents. The find highlights enduring explosive hazards from past conflicts and the importance of rapid EOD response.