Incredible research from @tcdastro scientists, working with @DIAS_Dublin and @Obs_Paris colleagues, has shone a light on how the exotic but poorly understood “fourth state of matter” behaves in the Sun's atmosphere.
Customs including bonfires🔥 goddess celebration, banishing evil spirits 👺and festivals of feasting and dancing. Traditions varied depending Celtic regions as did the name of the goddess 😇
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The #SummerSolstice, the day when there are more hours of daylight than any other time of the year. Due the axial tilt of the earth being at its closest to the sun. It was one of the sacred Celtic days which they would celebrate through a variety of customs.
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A key objective of the initiative is to strengthen gender diversity at the senior leadership level within HEIs and to encourage the benefits that such diversity can deliver. pic.twitter.com/Efjr31sT9v
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Last Updated: 8th November 2018 by Jef Bucas
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Happiest of Birthdays to Emeritus Professor of the School of Cosmic Physics at DIAS @Luke_Drury 🎂
Customs including bonfires🔥 goddess celebration, banishing evil spirits 👺and festivals of feasting and dancing. Traditions varied depending Celtic regions as did the name of the goddess 😇 @SCSLibrary #celtic #traditions #festivals
The #SummerSolstice, the day when there are more hours of daylight than any other time of the year. Due the axial tilt of the earth being at its closest to the sun. It was one of the sacred Celtic days which they would celebrate through a variety of customs. #DIASdiscovers
Congrats to @mitchelloconnor on the historic launch of the Strategic Academic Leadership Initiative today. twitter.com/merrionstreet/…