Stuart Clark is the Editorial Director at Expanded Universe Ltd. He covers a diverse range of topics including astronomy, earth sciences, and food production, with a particular focus on the intersection of science and wellness. Stuart's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Examiner, BBC Science Focus, and The Guardian, showcasing his expertise in both the natural sciences and the food industry.
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Shadow of Earth likely to make moon glow red before dawn on 28 August
By: Stuart Clark
Craft beer, Lobster Thermidor, apple wine-laced gin, curried crab & shrimp crackers and crisps – lots of them! – are all on this month's menu.
By: Stuart Clark
The early hours of Friday, August 28 will reward very early risers in Ireland, Europe and Africa with a fine lunar eclipse.
By: Stuart Clark
The third-smallest constellation can be found partway along one of the imaginary lines of the summer triangle
By: Stuart Clark
The founder of the Australian Sex Party, Fiona Patten has helped bring about the introduction of assisted dying, exclusion zones around abortion
By: Stuart Clark
The third-smallest constellation can be found partway along one of the imaginary lines of the summer triangle
By: Stuart Clark
Never one to let the bad guys win, bestselling thriller writer David Baldacci is leading the creative fightback against AI, whilst also trying to right some of Trump's wrongs.
Those already out and about at 5am this week will be rewarded with a beautiful waning crescent moon approaching Jupiter, while Mars watches on from a little further away.
By: Stuart Clark
In his brilliant new book Knives And Spoons, Alasdair Gill lifts the lid on the voracious drug use that derailed his cheffing career.
By: Stuart Clark
From immaculate alt. rock and tough-as-tungsten rap to close harmony Limrock and dreamy shoegaze, this is another mega month for new Irish music.
