The Moon will be Full on November 12th and will be New on November 26th.
The Sky Above You – November 2019
The Sky Above You – October 2019
The Moon will be Full on October 13th, New on October 28th.
The Canary Islands Oystercatcher: Extinct in 1913 still providing answers to scientists
Canary Islands Oystercatchers were crow-sized wading birds which foraged on beaches hunting for marine invertebrates.
Nick at #OISF: Looking after our guest divers
Of the three hyperbaric chambers in Scotland, Orkney is the busiest . This is mainly due to the recreational divers that come here.
Family Fun at the Orkney International Science Festival
Kirkwall Grammar School was the setting for the Family Fun Day as part of the Orkney International Science Festival.
Success of Orkney Science Research of the European Lobster
Marine scientists in Orkney have successfully trialled a new method for investigating the fertility of the European lobster, one of the country’s most valuable catches.
Apollo 11 @ 50 Celebrated at Orkney International Science Festival
“The landing on the Moon was a transformational achievement which changed the perspective we have on our own planet forever: a fragile blue marble on the vast dark lunar sky.”
Professor Mike Elliott: Marine Sciences & Management
It became rapidly apparent that this is a hugely complex area to study .
Science Seminar on Marine Management
Science Seminar at ICIT, Stromness, 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Using the Sound of the Sea to follow the Feeder Route to Supervolcano Campi Flegrei
Scientists at the University of Aberdeen have used the sound of the sea to discover the route taken by hot fluids that feed a supervolcano in southern Italy.
