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The origin of the unusual variations between the close to and much sides of the moon are a step nearer to being solved, due to new findings from...
Read moreGravitational waves are tiny distortions in spacetime itself, created when huge objects like black holes or neutron stars collide. These waves stretch and compress house as they go...
Read moreArmagh Observatory and Planetarium marked a outstanding milestone this week, 230 years of day by day climate observations, with readings taken each single day since 14 July 1795....
Read moreJUNE WARMER, WETTER, AND DULLER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory, tenth July 2025: Armagh Observatory reviews that June 2025 was hotter, wetter, and duller than common. With a mean...
Read moreThe Final Quarter Moon is Friday July 18. Mercury is sinking the night twilight. Mars is decreasing within the early night sky because it strikes by way of...
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