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The Senedd election in 2021 will always be the vote that took place during a pandemic.
There was less campaigning, rfewer controversies. And it may be an overused sentence, but it really has been an election like no other.
The first Friday in May is recognized as Space Day!
To celebrate, we look back to when NASA posted an incredible photograph of Ireland from space on St. Patrick s Day 2021 that is so clear you can spot the Skelligs!
The sun shone on Ireland on St. Patrick s Day this year and the good folks up in the International Space Station captured the most beautiful photograph of the southwest coast of Ireland.
The snap is so clear that one commenter on Twitter said they could pick out the Skellig Islands of the coast of Co. Kerry.
Happy #StPatricksDay! ☘️ Similar to finding a four-leaf clover, capturing this shot of the southern end of the Emerald Isle on a clear day from the @Space Station took a bit of luck just ask @AstroDrewMorgan! pic.twitter.com/fPb4gGnot0
‘A CALIBRATED, PRACTICAL APPROACH’: Speaking at a meeting of the G-7 foreign ministers in London, Secretary of State Antony Blinken declined to return fire in the wake of incendiary statements from North Korea in reaction to President Joe Biden’s reference to the North’s nuclear program as a “serious threat.”
Michael Collins, the forgotten astronaut of Apollo 11 dies, age 90
Sometimes referred to as the forgotten member of the historic Apollo 11 mission Michael Collins never got to walk on the moon, but has been hailed as a true pioneer.
US astronaut Michael Collins piloted the spacecraft on the Apollo 11 mission that first saw humans walk on the moon
US astronaut Michael Collins, who piloted the ship on the historic Apollo 11 mission that saw the first humans walk on the moon, died on Wednesday. He was 90 years old.
Collins family said he died following a battle with cancer.
Remembering the forgotten astronaut