Articles Tagged ‘Astronomy’

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Classroom video on science fiction and real science

European Space Agency video for schools, “Science Fiction – Science Fact”

Spacecraft studies moon of Mars

Mars Express passes just 50 kilometres from Phobos

Solar Stormwatch – scientists need you!

Trinity College Dublin is hosting the STEREO Science Working Group 21 convention from 22-26 March 2010.
STEREO is the Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory, an innovative NASA mission to study how large solar storms influence our life on earth.
As part of the convention, two of the world’s leading female solar scientists will ...

STEREO: sounds of the Sun

Trinity College Dublin is hosting the STEREO Science Working Group 21 convention from 22-26 March 2010.
STEREO is the Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory, an innovative NASA mission to study how large solar storms influence our life on earth.
As part of the convention, two of the world’s leading female solar scientists will ...

New science club for kids at Cork observatory

New weekly science club and monthly science cafe at Blackrock Castle Observatory in Cork

Giga Galaxy Zoom at observatory in Cork

The Blackrock Castle Observatory (BCO) in Cork provides scientific stimulation in a fun and unique environment. This energetic concept is highlighted through regular astro-related events.
On Friday March 5 BCO will launch a new interactive exhibit at Cosmos at the Castle, the award-winning interactive astronomy exhibit at Blackrock Castle.
The European Southern ...

Global Astronomy Month 2010

Global Astronomy Month 2010 takes place this April with the motto “One People, One Sky”.
Events in Ireland will include public talks, star parties and exhibitions.
Your contribution could just be whatever you do anyway in astronomy in April, or your club could make a special effort to do more in your ...

Open evening at Galway observatory

NUI Galway’s Centre of Astronomy continues its programme of open evenings at its Imbusch Astronomical Observatory.
The Observatory provides state-of-the-art observing facilities for NUI Galway’s Astrophysics students and the Open evenings are an opportunity for the general public to come in and visit.
At 7pm on 17 February, weather permitting, an informative ...

Open evening at Galway observatory

In 2010 NUI Galway’s Centre of Astronomy will continue its programme of open evenings at its Imbusch Astronomical Observatory.
The Observatory provides state-of-the-art observing facilities for NUI Galway’s Astrophysics students and the Open evenings are an opportunity for the general public to come in and visit.
At 7pm on 20 January and ...

Lecture about world’s biggest telescope

Man behind the world’s biggest telescope to give Dublin lecture

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