Karina Hall's Eureka Websites Has Moved To:

  http://karinahall.txc.net.au/ClimaticInterrelationships/VenusEarthTitan/

  http://karinahall.txc.net.au/MoonExtinctionCycle/

In 2006 Karina conducted an investigation and critical analysis into the possibility of the Earth having had a second moon during its early history. She proposed that this ‘captured moon’ could have been responsible for the series of mass extinction's that have occurred during the evolution of life on Earth.

For 2007 Karina researched the  climactic interrelationship between Earth, Venus and Titan, a comparative study of these three individual planetary environments to determine how the Earth’s climate is affected by the release of Greenhouse Gases.

Eureka 2006 - Equal 1st

Eureka 2007 - Equal 3rd

Rhianna Bull (equal 1st), Thomas Williamson (3rd), Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Schwartz, Alex Zipf (4th) and Karina Hall (equal 1st).

Macquarie Universities Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Jim Piper, Robbie Bishop-Taylor, Shaun Williams, Karina Hall, Professor Elizabeth More AM, Rowan Spicer, Angus Hutton, Adam Smith.


The Eureka Prize is the premier Science prize in Australia, coordinated by the Australian Museum
Karina is currently studying at Macquarie University for a Bachelor of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics