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From: TerryMoselaol.com Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:12:31 EDT Subject: Lectures: Impact Craters, Ulsternaut, Orionids Hi all, You might be interested in the following, which Dr Mike Simms asked me to pass on. ''Hi Terry, You might like to pass the following information on to members concerning 3 lectures this Friday in Dublin. THE JOHN JOLY COLLOQUIUM 2003: Impact Craters Date and Venue: Friday 17th October at 5.30pm Thomas Davis Lecture Theatre, Arts Building, Trinity College, Dublin. Entry is free. SCHEDULE 5.30 INTRODUCTION: Professor Nicky White 5.35-6.05: Mike Simms (Ulster Museum): Searching for hidden impact craters. 6.05-6.35: Joanne Morgan (Imperial College, London): Chicxulub: where do we stand and where are we going? 6.35-7.05: Simon Stewart (IBP Azerbaijan): Silverpit multi-ringed Crater, North Sea. It is aimed very much at a non-specialist audience, and the first talk (Mike Simms) will, amongst other things, describe recent discoveries in Co Antrim and across the UK. Best wishes Dr. Mike Simms Curator of Palaeontology Department of Geology Ulster Museum Botanic Gardens Belfast BT9 5AB tel. 028-9038 3133 FAX 028-9038 3103 michael.simms.um
nics.gov.uk www.burrenkarst.com'' The next IAA lecture will be by Derek Heatly, the IAA's own 'Ulsternaut', who recently flew to the edge of space in a Mig 27, did 10 zero-g flights, and generally made the rest of us sick as weightless parrots with envy! He has slides and a video to prove it really happened! And he'll have his usual amazing collection of space memorabilia, Martian & other meteorites etc. It will be on Wednesday 22 October, 7.30 p.m., Stranmillis College, Belfast. Admission free, including light refreshments The maximum of the Orionid meteor shower will be on October 20, and you might see 20 -25 per hour in clear dark skies. The radiant is in NE Orion, not too far from the 'feet' of Gemini. And watch the News for the forthcoming first Chinese 'personned' spaceflight, probably later this week. They don't just make good, and cheap, telescopes, you know! Clear skies, Terry Moseley
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