The Sky at Night - Season 25 / Year 1981
Season 25 / Year 1981
Episodes
The 200-Inch Telescope At Mount Palomar
The Sword Of Orion
Mr Herschel's Planet
The Spring Sky
In The Beginning
Neptune - The Mysterious Giant
Bombardment From Space
The Summer Sky
The Perseids
Voyager 2 - A Second Opinion Of Saturn
A Tribute to Sir Bernard Lovell
Tribute to Sir Bernard Lovell, recently retired as Director of the Radio Astronomy Observatory, Jodrell Bank. In this programme he talks to Patrick Moore about the radio telescope at Jodrell Bank.
The Autumn Sky
The Star Of Bethlehem
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