We choose to go to the moon – but why?
After decades of space exploration, Silicon Republic’s For Tech’s Sake podcast probes the reasoning behind these incredible – and costly – ventures.
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After decades of space exploration, Silicon Republic’s For Tech’s Sake podcast probes the reasoning behind these incredible – and costly – ventures.
Get ready for an all-new podcast from Silicon Republic casting a critical eye on technology and speaking to experts across Ireland.
Now in its 75th year, the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies’ School of Cosmic Physics has a rich history when it comes to space research.
Irish start-up Réaltra provided images of the James Webb telescope's launch, while Nammo Ireland provided structural supports for the engine's launch vehicle.
For the launch of James Webb, Irish start-up Réaltra developed a video system while Nammo Ireland provided structural supports.