S26·E4 When Planets Loop the Loop
Synopsis
During evenings in April three bright planets-Mars, Jupiter and Saturn - are very conspicuous, with Venus still prominent in the east before dawn. Patrick Moore explains how these planets move, sometimes apparently ' looping the loop', and gives details of the latest Russian flights to Venus as well as describing the spring stars and constellations.
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When did Season 26 Episode 4 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 26, Episode 4 ('When Planets Loop the Loop') originally aired on April 4, 1982.
How long is Season 26 Episode 4 ('When Planets Loop the Loop')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 26 Episode 4?
During evenings in April three bright planets-Mars, Jupiter and Saturn - are very conspicuous, with Venus still prominent in the east before dawn. Patrick Moore explains how these planets move, sometimes apparently ' looping the loop', and gives details of the latest Russian flights to Venus as well...
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