S12·E2 Calendars of Other Worlds
Synopsis
Leap Year makes this a special month-but variations in earthly calendars are slight compared with those in other worlds. In tonight's programme, Patrick Moore talks about Uranus's 65,000-day year, Jupiter's 'year', twelve times as long as ours but with a 'day' of less than ten hours, and Venus's 'year', which seems shorter than its 'day'.
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When did Season 12 Episode 2 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 12, Episode 2 ('Calendars of Other Worlds') originally aired on February 2, 1968.
How long is Season 12 Episode 2 ('Calendars of Other Worlds')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 12 Episode 2?
Leap Year makes this a special month-but variations in earthly calendars are slight compared with those in other worlds. In tonight's programme, Patrick Moore talks about Uranus's 65,000-day year, Jupiter's 'year', twelve times as long as ours but with a 'day' of less than ten hours, and Venus's 'y...
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