Magazine Offer (3 Issues Free) Events DVDs Shop NATIONWIDE JUPITER WATCH Do you want to look through a powerful telescope? Do you want to see Jupiter and its moons like you've never seen them before? Do you want to see a storm that's been raging on Jupiter's surface for centuries? Do you want to see what Galileo discovered 400 years ago? If so, then come to one of Astronomy Ireland's Jupiter Watches this Friday, September 25. Watches will begin at 9pm at various locations across the country, and through the powerful telescopes that will be set up you will be treated to a close up view of Jupiter and it's larger moons. Not only this, you will be able to see the Great Red Spot, a storm hundreds of years old, adding to this already astounding sight. The event will be a fantastic evening out for young and old, large groups and all the family and best of all the whole experience is absolutely FREE! You don't need to know anything about astronomy or space as the Astronomy Ireland staff and volunteers will be on hand to explain everything. Currently confirmed locations are: Cavan, Carlow, Clare, Cork, Dublin, Louth, and Waterford For details of your nearest Watch and for more information click HERE. Click HERE to see the view that you will get through the telescopes. DOORSTEP JUPITER WATCHES As well our Branch Jupiter Watches, Astronomy Ireland have organised Doorstep Jupiter Watches around the country. We have sent out information packs to hundreds of people who will set up telescopes and show Jupiter to their family, friends and local community. Doorstep Watches are ideal for anyone who cannot make it to a Branch Watch and there is still time to have an information pack emailed to you for your own Jupiter Watch. To request this simply email sec@astronomy.ie. CULTURE NIGHT Astronomy Ireland is running Jupiter Watch as part of Culture Night 2009. Culture Night is an evening of entertainment, discovery and adventure and events are taking place across the country on Friday, September 25. As part of this event, Leo Enright will give a talk entitled Voyage to the Stars in Meeting House Square (Templebar) at 12am. For more information visit www.culturenight.ie. SCIENCE GALLERY Science Gallery's Bubble Exhibition hosts its final night as part of Dublin's Culture Night and tickets can be booked free of charge at www.sciencegallery.com. Astronomy Ireland The world's most popular Astronomy Club www.astronomy.ie ( subscribe / unsubscribe ) Our Online Telescope Shop or Tel (01) 847 0777 Mon-Sat