The Sky at Night S42E13 • Oglądaj Online

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Patrick Moore describes the family of moons belonging to the planet Saturn.

The Sky at Night · S42E01

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Leading astronomical photographer Dr David Malin joins Patrick Moore.

The Sky at Night · S42E02

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Patrick Moore describes the total eclipse of the sun that he witnessed in the Caribbean on 26 February.

The Sky at Night · S42E03

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Patrick Moore assesses new research about infra-red radiation in space.

The Sky at Night · S42E04

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Amateur astronomers can now undertake important research by using charge-coupled devices (CCDs) with a moderate-sized telescope. Patrick Moore assesses the value of CCDs with British Astronomical Association president Martin Mobberley.

The Sky at Night · S42E05

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Patrick Moore and DrJohn Mason discuss the possible existence of extra-solar planets.

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lain Nicolson and Patrick Moore discuss the Sun's activity cycle.

The Sky at Night · S42E07

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Dr Russell Cannon, former Director of the Anglo-Australian Observatory, joins Patrick Moore to discuss the results of the UK Schmidt Telescope in New South Wales.

The Sky at Night · S42E08

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A bright starthat flares up where no naked-eye star has been seen before is termed a "nova". But a nova is not really new, merely a formerly faint star which suffers a temporary outburst. Professor Chris Kitchin , of Hertfordshire University, joins Patrick Moore to discuss these strange, unpredictable stars.

The Sky at Night · S42E09

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Patrick Moore talks about the chief autumn constellation, Pegasus, the Flying Horse.

The Sky at Night · S42E10

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The Leonid meteors of 17 November are rarely predictable, but as Dr John Mason explains to Patrick Moore , there is a chance of a major display this year.

The Sky at Night · S42E11

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Patrick Moore is joined by Dr Jasper Wall, the last Director of the Royal Greenwich Observatory.

The Sky at Night · S42E12