World's first black hole watch to take place tonight in Dublin

The world's first Black Hole Watch is taking place in Dublin tonight.

World's first black hole watch to take place tonight in Dublin
Sat, 11 May, 2019 - 18:47
Digital Desk staff

The world's first Black Hole Watch is taking place in Dublin tonight.

Astronomy Ireland will show the general public the galaxy and moon through a number of large telescopes.

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