October 2024 Lecture – Niamh Mallaghan (QUB) – Searching For Giant Exorings
For our second lecture of our new season we have a new speaker to the NIAAS. Niamh Mallaghan from QUB will be giving a talk titled 'Searching For Giant Exorings'.…
For our second lecture of our new season we have a new speaker to the NIAAS. Niamh Mallaghan from QUB will be giving a talk titled 'Searching For Giant Exorings'.…
For our first lecture of the new NIAAS season, it's an honour to be saying, our first speaker of the 2024/2025 season is Philip Matchett and the title of my…
For our last lecture in this season, we will have our very own Stevie Beasant setting us up for our summer break with what to look out for. His talk…
So.... part two! Well its now March 2024, and I’m still working on this project. No it isn’t built yet, I know, you’re asking what the heck am I playing…
For our next lecture in 2024, we are very pleased to have Dr. Stefano Bagnulo from Armagh Observatory, giving us our April Lecture. This is the first time Dr. Bagnulo has…
For our next lecture in 2024, we are very pleased to have Dave Lillis from Limerick Astronomy Club, back with us for the second year running!Dave is a really good…
For our second lecture of 2024, we have a new speaker to the society, Dr. Matt Nicholl from Queens University Belfast. Dr. Nicholl will be giving us a talk titled…
My name is Philip Matchett and I’ve been involved with the NIAAS/EAAS for over 20 years. Most of the time, I’ve been on the committee, I’ve held the roles of…
For the first lecture of 2024, we've decided to do something slightly different. For years now we have been debating, just what is the best type of amateur telescope? Well,…