As of Fall 2015, SLCC charges $100 for the basic TEAS (V) exam. These fees are subject to change. There have been price increases in the past and when you schedule a time to take the exam the Health Sciences Test Scheduler will have the current costs.
Learmonth Observatory. Learmonth Solar Observatory is jointly operated by Bureau of Meteorology - Space Weather Services and the US Air Force. The observatory is the site of one of six solar velocity imagers in the world-wide GONG (Global Oscillation Network Group) network operated by NSO (US National Solar Observatory). Observing instrumentation includes:
Geoscience Australia is the national focal point for coordination of geodetic information and data, and maintains a national network of geomagnetic observatories which forms part of a global observatory network. Water. Geoscience Australia provides information and advice towards the management of Australia's groundwater and surface water resources.