S13·E10 Stars that Come and Go
Synopsis
Most stars remain unchanging over huge periods of time; but some continually vary in brightness. Only long observation can reveal their secrets, and much of this patient work is done by amateurs. Patrick Moore describes the different types of variable stars, and discusses with John S. Glashy the vital role of amateur observers
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When did Season 13 Episode 10 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 13, Episode 10 ('Stars that Come and Go') originally aired on October 7, 1969.
How long is Season 13 Episode 10 ('Stars that Come and Go')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 13 Episode 10?
Most stars remain unchanging over huge periods of time; but some continually vary in brightness. Only long observation can reveal their secrets, and much of this patient work is done by amateurs. Patrick Moore describes the different types of variable stars, and discusses with John S. Glashy the vi...
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