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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q Group Rates, Volunteers, Public Lecture
by AI Secretary 31 Aug '10

31 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Star-B-Q 2010 - 29euro Tickets for Groups of 10 or more Book tickets to Astronomy Ireland's Star-B-Q for just 29euro when you book a group of 10 or more, for groups of 4 or more you will receive a 10% discount this year's Star-B-Q is an event not to be missed! This is a highly anticipated event that is fun for all the family, and suitable for people of all ages, regardless of level of knowledge or experience in astronomy. There will be raffles and draws on the night, and is expected to attract hundreds of people this year, so be sure to book your ticket now and prepare for a great night of astronomy!If you have friends or family who would like to come along call us on (01) 847 0777. Family rates are also available. At this years Star-B-Q you can: a.. Use some of Ireland's most powerful telescopes to see the wonders of our Solar System, our galaxy, and our Universe! b.. Savour delicious barbecue food cooked and served by a Michelin-awarded chef! c.. Enjoy hugely entertaining and informative talks by special guest speakers! d.. A variety of science and astronomy information stands and activities! e.. Free entry to a draw for great prizes - including astronomical binoculars! The Star-B-Q takes place in Roundwood, Co Wicklow - the highest village in Ireland - on September 4th, 2010. Astronomy Ireland are delighted to announce Roundwood Caravan & Camping Park will remain open for business until September 5th to facilitate all guests & attendees at the Star-B-Q. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. BOOK TICKETS 2. Volunteer Astronomy Ireland are looking for telescope volunteers to help out at this year's Star-B-Q - if you have a telescope (8 inch or larger) from our shop we would love to hear from you! We are also looking for general volunteers to help out with various tasks on the night, if you are interested call our offices on (01) 847 0777. 3. Public Lecture On Monday, September 13th, Professor Mike Edmunds will try to unlock the many mysteries of the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient computer as used to follow the movement of the Moon and Sun through the Zodiac, as well as the planets that were known at the time, namely Jupiter and Mars, was chanced upon at the wreckage of a Roman vessel off the coast of the Greek island of Antikythera in 1901, and has ever since fascinated scientists and historians alike due to its complexity and accuracy. This talk takes place at 8pm on Monday, September 9th, in Trinity College Dublin. Tickets costs 7euro (5euro members rate) and can be purchased online by clicking the link below or over the phone by calling us on (01) 847 0777. There is a DVD available to pre-order online for anyone who cannot make it on the night. BOOK HERE ORDER DVD Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q Lineup, Help Wanted, Free Star-B-Q Tickets
by AI Secretary 26 Aug '10

26 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Star-B-Q 2010 Lineup Astronomy Ireland are delighted to announce the lineup for this years Star-B-Q which is promising to be our biggest ever with an exciting night of guest speakers, Giving a talk entitled "Did We Really Land on the Moon?", Dr Martin Hendry of the University of Glasgow will investigate a variety of moon landing hoax claims like why the flag was fluttering if there was no atmosphere on the Moon, or why the shadows of the astronauts don't add up. The audio-visual presentation is promised to both inspire and enlighten audience of all ages. In his talk "The Secrets of the Stones", Anthony Murphy of Mythical Ireland will take guests on a tour of Ireland's ancient burial sites, including Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth, and show how the mysterious Stone Age tombs were, in fact, colossal observatories built to observe the motions of the Sun and the Moon. Over the course of his talk, Anthony will speak about the ancient artwork inscribed on stones all over the country, how the Stone Age people of Ireland were master astronomers and why they linked astronomy with burial sites In his talk "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe" Astronomy Ireland Chairman and Ireland's best known astronomer, David Moore will describe everything we know about the Sun, Moon, Planets, Stars, Galaxies and the Universe as a whole. As well as all this guests will be treated to a delicious barbecue served up by Michelin-experienced chefs, some of Ireland's biggest and most powerful telescopes will be set up for everyone to use as they wish to explore the wonders of the Universe and also a junior section for young budding astronomers. All of this is included in the price of your ticket. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. BOOK TICKETS 2. Star-B-Q Help At Astronomy Ireland we are looking for ways YOU can help with organising and running the society's biggest annual fundraiser. As we approach the Star-B-Q, we want your help to get the word out there that this is an event not to be missed! Tell Your Friends The Star-B-Q is aimed at everyone all over Ireland, regardless of experience in astronomy. In fact, we especially want those who don't usually get a chance to see the wonders of the night sky to come! Please spread the word to your friends and family about the event, and remember, you can avail of discount rates by calling our office on (01) 847 0777 PR and Marketing We need help to promote the Star-B-Q online, in print, on radio, and anything else! If you have experience working in this area, please let us know, as we could use your help at this time! 3. Free Star-B-Q Tickets and 500euro off a C11 The Astronomy Ireland Shop offer of a free Star-B-Q ticket is still available. You can get a free ticket with each ?300 voucher bought for use in the Astronomy Ireland Shop. This gives you an opportunity to try out over 30 different telescopes before you decide which one is right for you. We are also offering two exclusive deals to every person coming to the Star-B-Q too. Get ?500 off a C11 SGT and ?200 off a NexStar 8 SE! Coupons will be issued to everyone on the night. See you there! Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q, Roundwood Caravan and Camping Park, Clarification
by AI Secretary 25 Aug '10

25 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Star-B-Q 2010 - The Secrets of the Stones Astronomy Ireland will celebrate Ireland's ancient astronomers at this year's Star-B-Q as we announce our second speaker of the night. Anthony Murphy of Mythical Ireland will take guests on a tour of Ireland's ancient burial sites, including Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth, and show how the mysterious Stone Age tombs were, in fact, colossal observatories built to observe the motions of the Sun and the Moon. Over the course of his talk, Anthony will speak about the ancient artwork inscribed on stones all over the country, how the Stone Age people of Ireland were master astronomers and why they linked astronomy with burial sites The Star-B-Q is Astronomy Ireland's biggest annual fundraiser, and will feature numerous talks from national and international speakers. Guests will be treated to a delicious barbecue served up by Michelin-experienced chefs. Some of Ireland's biggest and most powerful telescopes will be set up for everyone to use as they wish to explore the wonders of the Universe. The highlight on the night will be Jupiter, which is at its closest and brightest for 12 years, and the telescopes will reveal its cloud belts, vast storms, and moons At this Star-B-Q, which promises to be our biggest ever, guests will be treated to a top-quality barbecue cooked by a Michelin chef, before enjoying a series of special intriguing talks covering all aspects of astronomy and space, an array of telescopes to look through, junior section for children, evening entertainment, and Astronomy Ireland Shop displays. All of this is included in the price of your ticket. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. BOOK TICKETS 2. Roundwood Caravan & Camping Park to remain open for Star-B-Q Astronomy Ireland are delighted to announce Roundwood Caravan & Camping Park will remain open for business until September 5th to facilitate all guests & attendees at the Star-B-Q. This 4* Caravan and Camping Park received the Bord Failte Award of Excellence, an AA Award of Excellence and the Irish Caravan and Irish Welcome Award Winner for 2006 is just 10 minutes walk from Roundwood GAA Hall making it the ideal base for attending Astronomy Irelands Star-B-Q. 3. Clarification Members who receive our magazine may have noticed an incomplete date for the Star-B-Q on a leaflet accompanying the magazine. This, of course, should have read "Saturday, September 4th". We apologise for any confusion caused. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q Group Rates, September Public Lecture, Free Star-B-Q Ticket
by AI Secretary 20 Aug '10

20 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Star-B-Q 2010 - Groups of 4 or more get 10% off Receive 10% off the cost of your ticket when you book 4 or more adult tickets. Family rates are also available - just call our offices on 01 847 0777 to book your tickets This is a highly anticipated event that is fun for all the family, and suitable for people of all ages, regardless of level of knowledge or experience in astronomy. There will be raffles and draws on the night, and is expected to attract hundreds of people this year, so be sure to book your ticket now and prepare for a great night of astronomy! At this years Star-B-Q you can: a.. Use some of Ireland's most powerful telescopes to see the wonders of our Solar System, our galaxy, and our Universe! b.. Savour delicious barbecue food cooked and served by a Michelin-awarded chef! c.. Enjoy hugely entertaining and informative talks by special guest speakers! d.. A variety of science and astronomy information stands and activities! e.. Free entry to a draw for great prizes - including astronomical binoculars! The Star-B-Q takes place in Roundwood, Co Wicklow - the highest village in Ireland - on September 4th, 2010. It has attracted thousands of people in the last 18 years of the event, and is an event not to be missed! If you have friends or family who would like to come too, call us on (01) 847 0777 to get special group rates. Astronomy Ireland are delighted to announce Roundwood Caravan & Camping Park will remain open for business until September 5th to facilitate all guests & attendees at the Star-B-Q. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. BOOK TICKETS 2. Public Lecture On Monday, September 13th, Professor Mike Edmunds will try to unlock the many mysteries of the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient computer as used to follow the movement of the Moon and Sun through the Zodiac, as well as the planets that were known at the time, namely Jupiter and Mars, was chanced upon at the wreckage of a Roman vessel off the coast of the Greek island of Antikythera in 1901, and has ever since fascinated scientists and historians alike due to its complexity and accuracy. This talk takes place at 8pm on Monday, September 9th, in Trinity College Dublin. Tickets costs 7euro (5euro members rate) and can be purchased online by clicking the link below or over the phone by calling us on (01) 847 0777. There is a DVD available to pre-order online for anyone who cannot make it on the night. BOOK HERE ORDER DVD 3. Free Star-B-Q Ticket The Astronomy Ireland Shop is offering a free Star-B-Q ticket with every 300euro voucher bought, this will give people who are thinking of buying a chance to try out upwards of 40 telescopes and make an informed decision on which one is right for them. so as not to leave those who are more decisive in their purchase of astronomical equipment out in the cold, we will also be offering a free ticket with every 500euro spent in our shop in Artane. Call us or drop in to Ireland's largest telescope showroom for expert advice and the best price guaranteed. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Extremes of Our Universe - Lecture Report and DVD
by AI Secretary 19 Aug '10

19 Aug '10

8 Months Membership FREE 2010 Events DVDs Shop Extremes of Our Universe - Lecture Report and DVD On Monday evening, August 9th, members and Friends of Astronomy Ireland gathered together in Trinity College Dublin to hear Dr John Quinn of the School of Physics, UCD, speak on the topic of gamma ray astronomy. The talk was informative and comprehensive, and Dr. Quinn began the evening with an overview of the history and discovery of cosmic and gamma rays. Following this he delved into the development of gamma ray telescopes and detectors - and then we got to the high point of the night - the objects they are used to study. We were taken on a fascinating journey into a universe of supernova remnants, neutron stars, pulsars and black holes. We were shown glorious images of the Crab Nebula, Eskimo Nebula, and listened to recordings of some of the faster pulsars known to exist. Dr Quinn also described how white dwarf stars can pull material from a nearby giant, eventually causing a huge nova that can release gamma rays. Another source of gamma rays are the extreme active galaxies called quasars and blazars, that eject unfathomable amounts of material and radiation from their cores. Following Dr. Jackman's lecture guests took part in a lively question and answer session that finished up at the social reception in the Lombard. To read a full report of the evening click HERE. If you missed the event of the year so far, or indeed if you were there but want to relive the experience over and over again, a DVD is available to order online for just 7euro. Click the link below or call us on (01) 847 0777. To order simply click the link below: ORDER DVD HERE Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q, Perseids Meteor Report
by AI Secretary 17 Aug '10

17 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Star-B-Q 2010 - Did We Really Land on the Moon? We are delighted to announce that Dr Martin Hendry of the University of Glasgow will be this years keynote speaker, giving a talk entitled "Did We Really Land on the Moon?", where he will investigate a variety of moon landing hoax claims! Join us at Astronomy Ireland's annual Star-B-Q on September 4th, where Dr. Hendry, the keynote speaker, will attempt to address some of the more popular Moon-landing myths, like why the flag was fluttering if there was no atmosphere on the Moon, or why the shadows of the astronauts don't add up. The audio-visual presentation is promised to both inspire and enlighten audience of all ages. Dr Martin Hendry is Senior Lecturer and Director of Learning and Teaching in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow and is the first speaker announced for the Star-B-Q. At this Star-B-Q, which promises to be our biggest ever, guests will be treated to a top-quality barbecue cooked by a Michelin chef, before enjoying a series of special intriguing talks covering all aspects of astronomy and space, an array of telescopes to look through, junior section for children, evening entertainment, and Astronomy Ireland Shop displays. All of this is included in the price of your ticket. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. 2. Celestial Fireworks Display Continues until Friday Astronomy Ireland would like to thank everyone who submitted reports for our Nationwide Meteor Watch over the last week. Astronomy Ireland is urging everyone in Ireland to continue to watch the skies this week for our National Meteor Watch and count the huge numbers of shooting stars they will see as the best meteor shower of the year reaches the end of its activity. The Perseids have been known to produce sensational fireballs which can light up the entire night sky. To take part in Astronomy Ireland's Nationwide Meteor Watch, click here to find details and a map of the sky. Remember, no special equipment is needed, and this is a great way to get friends and family to do some astronomy with you! Simply count the number of meteors you see every 15 minutes (starting on the hour, or quarter past), and email your report along with your name and location to meteor(a)astronomy.ie. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Perseid Meteors Photographed, Sun Watch
by AI Secretary 13 Aug '10

13 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop Perseid Meteors Photographed Stunning images of celestial fireworks caught on camera After an amazing night of shooting stars last night Astronomy Ireland is urging everyone in Ireland to continue watching the skies every night this weekend and next week as activity continues. Mike Foylan - long-time Astronomy Ireland member - has successfully photographed the meteor shower using special equipment that automatically detects meteors as they blaze across the sky. To view these images, please visit www.astronomy.ie/perseids2010. "Mike successfully captured on camera some amazing meteors and fireballs over the last few nights that formed part of the Perseid meteor shower," says David Moore, Chairman of Astronomy Ireland. "As you can see, the sky was lit up, and the meteor shower will continue over the next week, so we still want people to go out and count meteors for our Nationwide Meteor Watch!" To take part in the Perseid Count visit our webpage HERE. Don't forget to email your reports to meteor(a)astronomy.ie! SUN WATCH THIS WEEKEND Coinciding with the Perseid Meteor Shower is Astronomy Ireland's weekly free Sun Watch on Saturday, from 1pm, at the Astronomy Ireland Shop in Artane, Dublin 5 (get a map HERE). The Sun is displaying some huge sunspots, which often explode and throw out millions of tonnes of material in the direction of Earth, causing spectacular aurora. At the Sun Watch, you will be able to use special equipment to view the Sun close up safely and under the guidance of professionals. This is a great astronomy activity for all the family, so be sure to bring along some people to see our parent star! Note: Never look at the Sun without proper safety equipment. Doing so can and will cause permanent eye damage or blindness. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Celestial Firework Display, AI on TV & Radio, Star-B-Q
by AI Secretary 12 Aug '10

12 Aug '10

Star-B-Q 2010 20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Celestial Fireworks Display to Peak Tonight - Nationwide Meteor Watch Astronomy Ireland is urging everyone in Ireland to watch the skies this week and next for a National Meteor Watch and count the huge numbers of shooting stars they will see as the best meteor shower of the year reaches its peak activity. The Perseids have been known to produce sensational fireballs which can light up the entire night sky. Observers can expect to see hundreds meteors per hour tonight when it reaches its peak; meteors will be visible throughout the night, with the best viewing time after midnight. To take part in Astronomy Ireland's Nationwide Meteor Watch, click here to find details and a map of the sky. Remember, no special equipment is needed, and this is a great way to get friends and family to do some astronomy with you! Simply count the number of meteors you see every 15 minutes (starting on the hour, or quarter past), and email your report along with your name and location to meteor(a)astronomy.ie. The Perseid meteor shower will peak tonight, August 12th, but meteors will be seen for the days and weeks around this date, so we urge everyone to go out and watch on every clear night! 2. Astronomy Ireland on TV and Radio Astronomy Ireland's show on City Channel can now be viewed on www.astronomy.ie/tv. In this edition, David Moore talks about our recent public lecture "The Extreme Universe", what to see in the sky, and Ireland's biggest telescope festival, the Star-B-Q. David Moore has also featured on various radio shows in the last few days, including RTE, Newstalk, Morning Ireland, Q102, and many more! Listen to the radio interviews on our website at www.astronomy.ie/audio. 3. Star-B-Q 2010 Astronomy Ireland's annual Star-B-Q takes place this year in Roundwood, Co. Wicklow, on Saturday, September 4th. The Star-B-Q is Ireland's biggest annual telescope event and offers unparalleled dark skies just 30 minutes outside of Dublin. This year, why not come along and experience the wonders of the universe through Ireland's most powerful telescopes with your family and friends? We are delighted to announce that Dr Martin Hendry of the University of Glasgow will be this years keynote speaker, giving a talk entitled "Did We Really Land on the Moon?", where he will investigate a variety of moon landing hoax claims! At this Star-B-Q, which promises to be our biggest ever, guests will be treated to a top-quality barbecue cooked by a Michelin chef, before enjoying a series of special intriguing talks covering all aspects of astronomy and space, an array of telescopes to look through, junior section for children, evening entertainment, and Astronomy Ireland Shop displays. All of this is included in the price of your ticket. For more information about Star-B-Q 2010 click HERE or call us on (01) 847 0777. To read a report and see pictures from last year's Star-B-Q click HERE. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Star-B-Q 2010 Special Offer - Last Chance!
by AI Secretary 06 Aug '10

06 Aug '10

20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop Star-B-Q 2010 Special Offer - Last Chance! Having being extended by one week, the special offer for this year's Star-B-Q ends on Sunday night! Be sure to book your tickets to the Star-B-Q this weekend to get a €10 discount on adult tickets! This means that for only €29 you can: a.. Use some of Ireland's most powerful telescopes to see the wonders of our Solar System, our galaxy, and our Universe! b.. Savour delicious barbecue food cooked and served by a Michelin-awarded chef! c.. Enjoy hugely entertaining and informative talks by special guest speakers! d.. A variety of science and astronomy information stands and activities! e.. Free entry to a draw for great prizes - including astronomical binoculars! The Star-B-Q takes place in Roundwood, Co Wicklow - the highest village in Ireland - on September 4th, 2010. It has attracted thousands of people in the last 18 years of the event, and is an event not to be missed! If you have friends or family who would like to come too, call us on (01) 847 0777 to get special group rates. This is a highly anticipated event that is fun for all the family, and suitable for people of all ages, regardless of level of knowledge or experience in astronomy. There will be raffles and draws on the night, and is expected to attract hundreds of people this year, so be sure to book your ticket now and prepare for a great night of astronomy! BOOK DISCOUNTED TICKET NOW! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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[Astronomy Ireland] Extremes of Our Universe Public Lecture, Aurora Visible From Ireland, Sun Watch
by AI Secretary 05 Aug '10

05 Aug '10

20 Months Membership Offer 2010 Events DVDs Shop 1. Extremes of Our Universe - Public Lecture and DVD On August 9th at 8pm, Dr. John Quinn will enthral his audience on the subject Ireland's new involvement with gamma-ray astronomy. Gamma-rays are a type of electromagnetic radiation of very high frequency, that are associated with black holes and collapsing neutron stars and supernovae. Dr Quinn will guide guests through his work, explaining what gamma-ray astronomy is and why it's so important, how telescopes are specially designed and built so astronomers can see the sky in different types of light, and he will also explore the possibility that there may be a supermassive black hole at the centre of our own galaxy! For more information about this event click HERE. The lecture takes place in the Fitzgerald (Physics) Building, Trinity College Dublin, on March 8. Tickets cost 7euro (5euro members rate) and there is a DVD available for anyone who cannot make it to the talk on the night. After the lecture there will be a party in The Lombard. All our welcome to attend and you will have the opportunity to chat with Dr. Quinn, other guests, and Astronomy Ireland staff and volunteers. BOOK TICKETS ORDER DVD 2. Aurora Visible From Ireland Tonight it may be possible to view spectacular displays of aurora from Ireland. This is due to the increased solar activity which Astronomy Ireland have been tracking over the last two months at our weekly Sun Watches held at our headquarters in Artane (Dublin 5). A few days ago two huge coronal mass ejections (CMEs) blasted away from the Sun. The first of these huge clouds of charged particles reached Earth on August 3rd, with the second due to hit Earth tonight. Reports of aurorae seen around the world have been flooding in with some sighting reported from as far south as Sonnenbuehl-Genkingen, Germany, and these Northern Lights are expected to continue tonight. Don't forget to email what you see to observe(a)astronomy.ie and we will try to publish your pictures and observations in forthcoming issues of the magazine. 3. Sun Watch In light of all the increased solar activity over the last week, Astronomy Ireland will be hosting a Sun Watch this Saturday, August 7at our Shop in Artane (click HERE for map). Members of the public are welcome to come along and observe the Sun, our nearest star. Using special filters, you will be able to view the disk of the Sun close up, revealing many fascinating features on the surface such as sunspots bigger than our own planet Earth! Sunspots are regions on the Sun that are relatively cooler and darker than the surrounding material. They are linked to magnetic activity, and sometimes these regions can 'explode', sending millions of tonnes of material through space towards Earth, causing spectacular aurorae, or Northern Lights. The Sun Watch takes place this Saturday, August 7th, at 1pm. This is a free event open to all members of the public. For more information visit www.astronomy.ie or call us on (01) 847 0777. ***WARNING *** Please note that looking at the Sun is extremely dangerous and can cause instant and permanent blindness. Only observe the Sun under the guidance of professionals with proper safety equipment. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop

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