S21·E10 Stars of the Far South
Synopsis
How many people living in Britain have seen the Southern Cross? It never rises over Europe, but it is a familiar sight to those who live in the Southern Hemisphere. The stars of the far south are indeed of special interest, and Patrick Moore talks about them, explaining why they are important and the reasons why they are invisible from Britain. Many of the new giant telescopes are being set up in the Southern Hemisphere to study objects of particular significance, such as the Clouds of Magellan, and in this programme PATRICK MOORE talks about these new developments with Dr David Allen , who is carrying out research at Siding Spring Observatory in Australia.
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When did Season 21 Episode 10 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 21, Episode 10 ('Stars of the Far South') originally aired on September 28, 1977.
How long is Season 21 Episode 10 ('Stars of the Far South')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 21 Episode 10?
How many people living in Britain have seen the Southern Cross? It never rises over Europe, but it is a familiar sight to those who live in the Southern Hemisphere. The stars of the far south are indeed of special interest, and Patrick Moore talks about them, explaining why they are important and th...
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