S27·E8 Illuminating Quasars
Synopsis
First identified 20 years ago, quasars are probably the most dramatic objects in the universe. Though small compared with galaxies, they are extremely luminous, and some of them are so far away that they may lie near the edge of the observable universe.
Patrick Moore discusses the latest researches with Dr John Beckman of Queen Mary College.
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When did Season 27 Episode 8 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 27, Episode 8 ('Illuminating Quasars') originally aired on July 31, 1983.
How long is Season 27 Episode 8 ('Illuminating Quasars')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 27 Episode 8?
First identified 20 years ago, quasars are probably the most dramatic objects in the universe. Though small compared with galaxies, they are extremely luminous, and some of them are so far away that they may lie near the edge of the observable universe. Patrick Moore discusses the latest researches...
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