You’ll fall in love with February’s new astronomy products

Rising Stars in Astronomy: Fluorite Triplet and Advanced Tracking Systems The world of astronomy is witnessing a remarkable surge in technological advancements, notably with new instruments and mounts that promise to redefine observing. In this exploration, we delve into two offerings that signal future directions in the field: the FCT-65D Fluorite Triplet and the Wave … Read more

‘I don’t know what modern Ireland is yet. I’m suspicious about the new sacred cows’ – The Irish Times

Embracing the Triumphs and Trials of Historical Fiction Historical fiction remains a captivating genre, evolving to narrate the complexities of past events with contemporary relevance. Authors like Joseph O’Connor delve into historical narratives, offering richly textured stories that speak to our current societal questions. As readers become increasingly interested in understanding the nuances of history, … Read more

‘He wouldn’t have the balls to stab me’ – The Irish Times

Loud Conversations on Public Transport: A Changing Social Norm? Public transportation etiquette seems to be shifting over the years, with an increasing number of people speaking loudly on their phones while on buses or trains. While this behavior was once mainly associated with tourists, it’s now becoming more common among locals. The Psychology Behind Loud … Read more