far infrared
far infrared The longer wavelengths of the infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Although ill-defined, the far-infrared is generally taken to cover wavelengths of about 35–300 μm, which are blocked by the Earth's atmosphere. The region between 300 μm and 1 mm, which is accessible from high mountain observatories, is now often referred to as the
submillimetre band.
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New Lough Neagh events guide.
Newspaper article from: Antrim Times (Antrim, Ireland); 6/24/2008; 528 words
; THE Lough Neagh Partnership have been working...events for the whole Lough Neagh Region. The project was funded...music festivals centred at Lough Neagh's main marinas. This...Neagh Visitor Guide; Lough Neagh Angling Guide; Lough Neagh...
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Humble approach to Lough Neagh biodiversity plan.
Newspaper article from: Antrim Times (Antrim, Ireland); 3/4/2008; 700+ words
; ...presenter Kate Humble helped launch the Lough Neagh Wetlands Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Lough Neagh Wetlands LBAP) last week, which...interested in learning more about the Lough Neagh LBAP or who wishes to get involved...
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Lough Neagh festival serves up fun activities for all the family.
Newspaper article from: Antrim Times (Antrim, Ireland); 8/21/2007; 700+ words
; ...to 9 pm as part of Lough Neagh Fest, facilitated...first ever Lough Neagh Fest and it's promises...further details; Lough Neagh Angling Association...swan glides in from Lough Neagh. Heralding the arrival...Cycle around Lough Neagh, leaving Kinnego...
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Satellite tracking Lough Neagh's whooper swans.
Newspaper article from: Mid Ulster Mail (Portadown, Northern Ireland); 4/9/2008; 632 words
; ...celebrate the link between the Lough Neagh Wetlands and Iceland...winter here in the Lough Neagh Wetlands and they've...uk/superwhooper. The Lough Neagh Wetlands Whooper...local Councils around Lough Neagh, the Heritage Council...
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New era for Lough Neagh.
Newspaper article from: Antrim Times (Antrim, Ireland); 4/22/2008; 681 words
; THE Lough Neagh Partnership has taken the first steps in developing Lough Neagh as a brand. A launch event was held last...promotional material developed by the Lough Neagh Partnership. This includes an innovative...
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Lough Neagh brand sets sail.
Newspaper article from: Mid Ulster Mail (Portadown, Northern Ireland); 4/23/2008; 631 words
; THE launch of the Lough Neagh brand, showcasing the new...material developed by the Lough Neagh Partnership, took place...Marketing Officer for the Lough Neagh Partnership said Lough...initiative for the entire Lough Neagh area. The Lough Neagh ...
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New life boat for Lough Neagh.
Newspaper article from: Antrim Times (Antrim, Ireland); 4/1/2008; 586 words
; ...lifeboat at Kinnego Marina on Lough Neagh. The new Lifeboat, Bungy...as part of the Lough Neagh Strategic Fund. Jointly...lifesaving work of the Lough Neagh Rescue is essential...easy reach of the Lough Neagh Rescue should they require...
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Lough Neagh Fest is launched in Craigavon.
Newspaper article from: Lurgan Mail (Portadown, Northern Ireland); 8/3/2008; 700+ words
; ...in Craigavon as part of Lough Neagh Fest - a 10-day festival...adventure then sign up to the Lough Neagh Canoe Trail Paddle...Craigavon during Lough Neagh Fest is fantastic," commented...Sidney Anderson. "Lough Neagh is a fabulous asset to...
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Reserves of splendour to savour at Lough Neagh
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph; 11/7/2009; 700+ words
; ...this stroll round one of Lough Neagh's wildlife hotspots...Irish moiled cattle. Lough Neagh Discovery Centre is the...and small islands of the lough, including Coney Island...Opened in 1993, the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre provides...
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SOS call for Lough Neagh eel industry
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph; 7/22/2005; ; 505 words
; ...support to help sustain Lough Neagh's traditional eel industry...Oliver Kennedy of the Lough Neagh Fishermen's Co-operative...recruitment of wild eels into Lough Neagh."Across Europe...support eel fishing on Lough Neagh."It plays a vital role...
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Lough Neagh
Book article from: A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
Lough Neagh [Ir. Loch nEchach , nEathach , Eochaid...Eochu and most of his family, forming Lough Neagh. A comparable story is told of Lough Ree...sometimes known as St Muirgen, swims in Lough Neagh. In early Christian times the petty kingdom...
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Neagh, Lough
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Neagh, Lough Lake in Northern Ireland, the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles. It has many feeder channels, the largest of which is the River Bann. The lake is noted for its fishing (especially trout and eels). Area: 396sq km (153sq mi).
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Lough Ree
Book article from: A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
Lough Ree. Formed by the waters of the River Shannon above Athlone , Lough Ree lies between counties Roscommon...1 to 7 miles wide. The story of Lough Ree's formation duplicates that of Lough Neagh , with some substitutions. Eochu...
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Carlingford Lough
Book article from: A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
Carlingford Lough. Sea inlet, 10 miles long by 2 miles...Crawford, Stories of the Carlingford Lough District (Warrenpoint, Co. Down, 1913). Connected with Lough Neagh by the Newry Canal. The town of Carlingford...
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canals
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to Irish History
...in 1731, connecting Carlingford Lough with the river Bann at Porta...the river Blackwater which ran into Lough Neagh. An extension was built to the collieries...navigation, from Belfast to Lough Neagh, was completed in the 1780s. The...
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