S29·E13 How Wrong We Were
Synopsis
The science of astronomy is thousands of years old. Yet only in the last few decades have astronomers made discoveries that have proved the old theories wrong. Venus has no water - Mars has no canals - Man did not sink without trace into the moon's dust. Patrick Moore tells the stories of these old theories, and explains how, because of one mistake, the size of the universe was doubled.
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When did Season 29 Episode 13 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 29, Episode 13 ('How Wrong We Were') originally aired on December 15, 1985.
How long is Season 29 Episode 13 ('How Wrong We Were')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 29 Episode 13?
The science of astronomy is thousands of years old. Yet only in the last few decades have astronomers made discoveries that have proved the old theories wrong. Venus has no water - Mars has no canals - Man did not sink without trace into the moon's dust. Patrick Moore tells the stories of these old ...
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