Astronomy Ireland Events 2016
Please see below for for a list of Astronomy Ireland Events Calendar for 2016
Astronomy Ireland tries to make all of its events a national affair as the majority of our members live outside Dublin - something
we cherish. So all lectures in Dublin are made available on DVD for everyone in Ireland (you can "BOOK TICKETS" or "ORDER DVD" if
you can't get to Dublin).
Similarly the 'Watches' we are famous for running are held in several events around Ireland - if you have a telescope and want to
set it up in your area in association with one of our 'Watches' please email office@astronomy.ie.
Please check for regular updates on this page.
January 2016
"International Space Station Operations and Tim Peake's Principia Mission"
by Andrea Boyd, ISS Flight Operations Engineer.
Venue: RDS Dublin
Christmas Telescope Workshop and Uranus and Moon Watch
Astronomy Ireland Headquarters in Blanchardstown.
The Beauty and Science of Nebulae
by Dr. Carolin Crawford, University of Cambridge
"The Universe"
in the Hawkswell Sligo by David Moore, Chairman of Astronomy Ireland.
Orion, Comet Catalina, Uranus and the Pleiades
a great time for viewing the night skies at our HQ in Blanchardstown!!
February 2016
" The Bizarre Nature of Volcanism on Early-Forming Asteroids"
by Professor Lionel Wilson of Lancaster University
" David Moores One Man Show - The Universe"
Glor - Ennis Co.Clare by David Moore, Chairman AI.
" David Moores One Man Show - The Universe"
Riverbank, Newbridge Co. Kildare by David Moore, Chairman AI.
March 2016
Exploring the low - frequency Universe with LOFAR
By Dr. Peter Gallagher, Physics and Astrophysics, TCD
April 2016
May 2016
June 2016
"The Universe"
in the Theatre Royal, Waterford by David Moore, Chairman of Astronomy Ireland.
July 2016
August 2016
"The world in eleven dimensions"
by Professor Michael Duff, Theoretical Physics, Imperial College London
September 2016
October 2016
Venues: Trinity College Dublin. Other venues TBA
If you have already done the beginners course, this is for you!
November 2016
The biggest Astronomy and Space exhibition on this island. Rockets, meteorites, imaging displays and telescopes. Venue and exhibitors to be announced. Contact office@astronomy.ie
100 Years of General Relativity: from Black Holes to Gravitational Waves
By Dr. Cormac O'Raifeartaigh, Waterford Institute of Technology
December 2016
Where next after Rosetta? Comets, asteroids, and some confused objects in between.
By Dr Colin Snodgrass Open University
