Magazine Offer (3 Issues Free) Events DVDs Shop 1. Fireball Last night, Sept 3, at around 9:15pm a fireball brighter than the Full Moon was seen all across Ireland. Fireballs this bright can drop meteorites and we have already received many reports from people who saw it blazing across the evening sky. If anyone saw it please fill out the online report form at www.astronomy.ie/fireball.html as accurately and as detailed as possible. This helps us in correctly predicting its course and determining if and where it may have landed. As well as this, there have been reports in the media describing lights over Dublin this week, and Astronomy Ireland Chairman, David Moore, was on Dave's World on Dublin's 98 this morning talking about the various reports. Listen to this interview at www.astronomy.ie/audio. 2. Doorstep Jupiter Watch As well as our Branches running Jupiter Watches at locations nationwide on September 25, we are encouraging everyone to set up their own Doorstep Jupiter Watch outside their homes. This will give neighbours, friends, and family a chance to look at Jupiter through a telescope. If you are interested in running your own Jupiter watch, we can supply you with a free information pack, simply email sec@astronomy.ie or call us on (01) 847 0777. 3. Upcoming Events Please note in the last email Leo Enright's talk "What is Light" in Dublin was advertised as being on September 18. In fact, the talk takes place on September 16. Apologies for any confusion. a.. Sept 14 - " Irish Planets Around Other Stars" Lecture and DVD. Book now please. b.. Sept 17 to 19 - European Light Pollution Symposium (Armagh) c.. Sept 16 - "What is Light" by Leo Enright (Dublin) d.. Sept 17 - "What is Light" by Leo Enright (Armagh) e.. Sept 25 - Jupiter Watches Nationwide f.. Oct 8 - Evening Classes Nationwide. Book now please. 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