Articles Tagged ‘Astronomy’

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‘Sea2Sky’ European Researchers Night in Galway

European Researchers Night takes place on 23 September in 800 venues across 320 cities, showcasing science on a grand scale. The Irish event, Sea2Sky, takes place in Salthill, Galway. Sea2Sky is a free, family-oriented event at which hundreds of scientists will showcase their work in the fields of Marine, Atmospherics ...

Astronomers discover 50 new planets

One of the planets is in the habitable zone around its star

The legacy of the Space Shuttle – public lecture

The Irish Astronomical Society and South Dublin Astronomical Society invite you to attend a public lecture on the legacy of the Space Shuttle. The lecture will be given by broadcaster Leo Enright. Leo has reported for many years in the Irish and international media on the US and world space ...

Astronomy Ireland September Public Lecture

At the Dark Energy and the Accelerating Universe lecture  on 12 September in Trinity College Dublin, the world record supernova hunter, Tom Boles, will explain how certain types of exploding stars – supernovae – allow us to measure how far away they are by monitoring their brightness. Thanks to these, ...

Top award for Irish astronomy and art workshop

Science Magazine honours Irishwoman for interactive drawing project

World Space Week 2011 in Ireland

World Space Week (WSW) is an international celebration of space, and this year’s WSW takes place from 4-10 October. Planned WSW 2011 events by Blackrock Castle Observatory (BCO) in Cork include: 5 October – a talk by US astronaut Shane Kimbrough at the Triskel Christchurch – a free event open ...

Get ready for World Space Week

Find out about the largest public space event on Earth

2011 ‘Scientist for a Day’ essay contest

Annual competition in which students write essays about NASA’s space missions to Saturn

‘Chinese Star Charts’ by Jean-Marc Bonnet-Bidaud

School of Cosmic Physics (DIAS) Astronomy Event: “Chinese Star Charts” by Jean-Marc Bonnet-Bidaud Discover an astronomy chart done 1,300 years ago by a Chinese astronomer. Dr Jean-Marc Bonnet-Bidaud will present his work on Chinese Star Charts on Wednesday 7 September 2011 at Dunsink Observatory (DIAS). E-ticket will be required for ...

Astronomy event celebrates Juno mission and raises funds for Africa

This month’s First Friday at the Blackrock Castle Observatory (BCO) in Cork is going to be a fundraising drive for the Concern Horn of Africa Appeal. To help everyone get into the charitable and Fiesta spirit, the Castle Café will be offering Paella and a glass of Rioja for only ...

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