Yet another massive fireball seen over Ireland Saturday night 10:28pm Irish Time (Sept.24 - not be confused with similar event 10 days ago Sept.14th which will be a feature article in next AI magazine!) Video by Charlie McCormack(Galway) and https://t.co/E9pwNy11UA
@AstronomyIRL Spotted from north Ennis, amazing fireball broke into 3 maybe 4 pieces, lasted maybe 7 seconds. SE to SW from me. faded away to a glow, stunning sight it was like a star got brighter then then began to streak 💫
We are flooded with reports of a bright fireball over Ireland Sept.24 10:30pm. It’ll take a few days to do analysis,we finished the analysis of the similarly huge fireball of 10pm Sept.14th, full article in Astronomy Ireland magazine (special offer at at https://t.co/m2okvIfZMY)
Critically Endangered Angelshark filmed for the first time off the #Welsh coast! Exciting underwater footage of a juvenile Angelshark has been captured by local diver and ASP:W Project Coordinator @JDScuba whilst diving in North Cardigan Bay
https://t.co/dWBviyQkfQ
A glimmer of hope for one of the most threatened chondrichthyan families...a #CriticallyEndangered#Angelshark has been filmed for the first time off the Welsh coast! Check out the amazing footage...
The first underwater footage of a rare Angelshark has been taken in Wales! #AngelSharkProjectWales' Project Coordinator Jake Davies discovered the #Angelshark swimming and burying into the sand whilst diving at North Cardigan Bay, #Wales https://t.co/U19pfmzrIS
@angelshark2014
Today is International #Angelsharkday , Angelsharks are one of the most threatened shark families in the world. Globally there are 22 species of which 7 are listed as Critically Endangered or Endangered on the @IUCNRedList#AngelSharkDay#flatsharkfriday
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