S30·E10 The Furthest Depths of the Universe
Synopsis
Astronomers in Australia have just announced the discovery of the most remote object known to science. It is a quasar - an object whose nature is not known with certainty but which is so far away that its light comes to us after a journey which has lasted for longer than the whole history of the Earth. Patrick Moore talks to Professor Sir Francis Graham Smith , the Astronomer Royal, about this remarkable discovery and its significance.
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When did Season 30 Episode 10 of The Sky at Night air?
Season 30, Episode 10 ('The Furthest Depths of the Universe') originally aired on September 14, 1986.
How long is Season 30 Episode 10 ('The Furthest Depths of the Universe')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Sky at Night.
What happens in The Sky at Night Season 30 Episode 10?
Astronomers in Australia have just announced the discovery of the most remote object known to science. It is a quasar - an object whose nature is not known with certainty but which is so far away that its light comes to us after a journey which has lasted for longer than the whole history of the Ear...
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