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Starmus Festival Returns to Tenerife for a Decade of Science, Music and Art
The Starmus Festival returns to Tenerife for its tenth anniversary, uniting scientists, astronauts, musicians and artists under “The…
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New Study Suggests the Solar System’s Outer Planets Could Become Unstable Sooner Than Expected
New research suggests the Sun’s irregular mass loss could destabilise Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune sooner than earlier…
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Top 10 Ridiculous Flat-Earth Arguments That Fail Simple Tests
A science-led look at 10 popular flat-Earth claims, explaining why observations of gravity, ships, stars, flights and Antarctica…
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11 Unbelievable Space Facts That Will Completely Change How You See the Universe
From sunlight’s ancient journey to possible galaxy mergers, these 11 space facts reveal how strange and enormous the…
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Britain Set for Its Best Solar Eclipse in Decades
As anticipation builds, Britain prepares for a remarkable solar eclipse expected to captivate millions. Here’s everything you need…
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Solar Eclipse Tonight in Ireland: Everything You Need to Know Before This Rare Spectacle
As Ireland prepares for a rare solar eclipse tonight, here's everything you need to know to experience this…
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Hundreds Queue in Dublin’s George’s Street to Buy Glasses for Rare Solar Eclipse
A significant number of people gathered in Dublin as anticipation builds for a rare solar eclipse, highlighting the…
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Breaking News: Ireland urged to avoid fake eclipse glasses ahead of Wednesday solar event
Ireland is warning eclipse viewers to avoid fake safety glasses and use only certified solar protection during Wednesday's…
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Iceland braces for first total solar eclipse in decades as visitors gather for rare sky event
Iceland is preparing for its first total solar eclipse in decades, with thousands expected in the west for…
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Breaking News: Ireland to See Rare Partial Solar Eclipse in August 2026
Ireland is set to see a rare partial solar eclipse in August 2026, with safe viewing advice and…
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Breaking News: SpaceX rocket expected to crash into the Moon after deep-space mission
A SpaceX rocket body is expected to crash into the Moon in a rare impact event that raises…
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Where to watch the 12 August total solar eclipse across Europe
A total solar eclipse will cross Greenland, Iceland and northern Spain on 12 August, with a partial eclipse…
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Discover the Best Stargazing Locations and Dark-Sky Parks in Ireland
Explore Ireland's stunning dark-sky parks and stargazing spots that offer breathtaking views of the night sky. Perfect for…
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Explore the Wonders of Armagh Observatory and Planetarium: Your Ultimate Family Visitor Guide
Discover the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium with our comprehensive family visitor guide. Learn about ticket options, upcoming shows,…
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Discover Ireland’s Top Stargazing Locations: Where to Experience the Night Sky
Explore the best stargazing spots across Ireland, featuring dark skies and breathtaking views. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts and…
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Europe News: Sugar in Space Discovery Could Reveal How Life Began
Astronomers have found a new sugar in deep space, offering fresh clues about how the ingredients for life…
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The Poem That Turns Mortality Into Wonder
A moving look at Rebecca Elson’s legacy and how her poetry turns fear of death into wonder, perspective,…
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Top 10 Cosmic Mysteries Explained by New Space Discoveries
A top 10 look at astonishing space discoveries helping explain major cosmic mysteries, from Mars neon to hyperfast…
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Europe News: Antikythera Mechanism, the Greek Computer That Predicted Eclipses
The Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient Greek device, is still redefining Europe news with its astonishing eclipse-predicting design.
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Breaking News: Armagh astronomer wins major grant to study the universe’s first stars
An Armagh astronomer has secured €2 million to study how the first stars formed and brought light to…