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The Mary Mulvihill Award 2023 is now open for applications

The next Mary Mulvihill Award will go to the best science communication submission on the theme of energy. ....

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NASA Have Smashed Into An Asteroid Seven Million Miles Away

NASA has successfully smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid seven million miles from Earth to make sure us humans have a chance of preventing the kind of dis. ....

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Midwest Radio - Fireball sightings reported across Irish skies last night

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Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland.
Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland ....

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Comet? Meteorite? Space Debris? What Was In Irish Skies Last Night?

Did you catch something amazing in Irish skies? We ve been hearing reports from everywhere from Limerick to Dublin, Donegal to Waterford of people spotting s. ....

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BBCNEWS Outside Source June 4, 2024 18:51:00

On how the image was put together here s the space analyst leo enright. we are seeing jupiter in an entirely new light and that and i mean that literally because the james webb telescope is looking atjupiter in the inferred red. that are own eyes cannot see and so what they ve done is, they ve attached colours we could recognise to the information coming back in these images. the james webb telescope was launched at the end of 2021 and it s currently positioned about one million miles from earth. and from there it can detect light which began travelling towards earth thirteen billion years ago, moments after the big bang. here s caroline harper, the head of space science at the uk space agency. you need a telescope like james webb to be able to capture that faint infrared light from the earliest stars in the universe. this is really looking back much further in time that we ve been able to do ....

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