As part of the Festival of Curiosity Join us for late night star gazing at Dunsink Observatory. This event will involve talks about DIAS’s role in the Apollo 11 missions; a guided tour of Grubb’s heritage South Telescope; and, weather permitting, live stargazing from the historic lawns at Dunsink.
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As part of the Festival of Curiosity Join us for late night star gazing at Dunsink Observatory. This event will involve talks about DIAS’s role in the Apollo 11 missions; a guided tour of Grubb’s heritage South Telescope; and, weather permitting, live stargazing from the historic lawns at Dunsink.
July 19th, 9pm to 11pm.
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