March Evening Sky 2025 – Astronotes
Welcome to our fast tackle high celestial wonders to identify within the March evening sky! Properly ...
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Tag: Astronotes
Lord of Ether and Gentle – Earliest Astronomical Drawings on show at Armagh Planetarium – Astronotes
Fig 1: Sketches of the Orion Nebulae, on show within the Armagh Planetarium. It takes a ...
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ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER YOUNG STARS IN A DISTANT, METAL-POOR GALAXY USING JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE – Astronotes
Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, along with former PhD pupil Venu Kalari and a staff of worldwide ...
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HISTORIC ROSSE DRAWINGS EXHIBITION LAUNCHES AT ARMAGH OBSERVATORY AND PLANETARIUM – Astronotes
A drawing of M51, by the third Earl of Rosse. A exceptional exhibition of historic astronomical ...
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Climate Spherical Up January 2025 – Astronotes
JANUARY DRIER, COOLER, AND SUNNIER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory reviews that January 2025 was drier, cooler, ...
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February Evening Sky 2025 – Astronotes
This month is an fascinating one for these of us who like to stargaze. I do ...
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December 2024 Climate Spherical-Up – Astronotes
DECEMBER 2024 DRIER AND MUCH WARMER AND DULLER THAN AVERAGE. CALENDAR YEAR 2O24 MUCH WARMER AND ...
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Pat Corvan – A Legacy at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium Matthew McMahon – Museum Collections Officer – Astronotes
Matthew McMahon – Museum Collections Officer Patrick (Pat) Corvan was born 18 March 1840 and handed ...
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Armagh Observatory and Planetarium Youth Volunteer Extremely Counseled at Prestigious Nationwide Awards – Astronotes
Armagh Observatory and Planetarium (AOP) is delighted to announce that Tiernan McCracken, a devoted member of ...
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October Climate Spherical-Up – Astronotes
DRY OCTOBER, WARMER AND SUNNIER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory experiences that October 2024 was the driest ...
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