S28·E6 Cooking the Elements
Synopsis
Most astronomers believe that the universe began with a big bang, perhaps 15,000-million years ago, and that all the familiar elements have since been built up out of the original hydrogen by being 'cooked' inside stars which have long since exploded. Patrick Moore talks to Dr John Beckman of Queen Mary College about these early days of the universe, and how it has developed.
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When did Season 28 Episode 6 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 28, Episode 6 ('Cooking the Elements') originally aired on May 20, 1984.
How long is Season 28 Episode 6 ('Cooking the Elements')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 28 Episode 6?
Most astronomers believe that the universe began with a big bang, perhaps 15,000-million years ago, and that all the familiar elements have since been built up out of the original hydrogen by being 'cooked' inside stars which have long since exploded. Patrick Moore talks to Dr John Beckman of Queen ...
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