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The shortlist for the Tullamore & District Chamber 2022 Business Awards sponsored by Tullamore Credit Union, has been announced. The businesses on the short...
This morning, stargazers and space enthusiasts will have the chance to see the best eclipse event...
Ireland will experience a rare solar eclipse tomorrow morning. The partial solar eclipse will be visible from around 10am, with people in the southeast likely to have the best chance to witness it. The event will see almost half the sun blocked out by the moon for around two-and-a-half hours Advertisement It is the deepest partial eclipse since March 2015 and Astronomy Ireland has said the country will not see anything deeper until March 2025. A partial solar eclipse appears briefly through the clouds beside the Campanile in Trinity College Dublin, 20-03-2015. Image: Photocall Ireland! David...
Share this article Astronomy Ireland says the cosmic event will last for almost three hours. Tomorrow is 'take your colander outside' day - a partial solar eclipse will see a bit of the sun blocked. No one should look at the sun directly, so using a colander held out in the sun's light, look at the ground and you will see circles with a bite taken out :) Do Not Look Directly at The Sun From around 10am tomorrow morning this partial eclipse will be visible. For about 2 and a half hours almost half of the sun will be blocked out by the moon.
Midlands 103 Now Playing Belinda Carlisle Heaven Is A Place On Earth Expeditions will be taking place in 2028 and 2030. NASA is planning two research missions to Venus for the first time in over 30 years. It's awarding $500 million for the development of the expeditions in 2028 and 2030, code named Da Vinci and Veritas. One of the two will send a craft 241 million kilometres to examine the surface of Venus. While the other mission aims to better understand the pl...