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Episode 4 - The Loveliest Planet
Episode 1 - Journey to the Edge Episode 2 - On Top of the World Episode 3 - Mapping the Moon Episode 4 - The Loveliest Planet Episode 5 - A Spin Around the Sun Episode 6 - Turkish Delight Episode 7 - Glorious Galaxies Episode 8 - Bangs in the Night Episode 9 - Wandering Giants Episode 10 - Return to the Red Planet Episode 11 - The Sun and Moon Episode 12 - Autumn Sky Episode 13 - The Evil Twin Episode 14 - The Sounds of Stars
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S50 • E1
Journey to the Edge
In and exclusive interview for The Sky at Night, Patrick Moore talks to Mike A'Hearn, the NASA scientist behind the spectacular Deep Impact mission. With amazing precision, he sucessfully designed an impactor to hir the fast moving coment Tempel-1. Its success has revealed new information about our Solar System.
2006-01-02
S50 • E2
On Top of the World
The volcanic mountain of Mauna Kea in Hawaii is home to some of the world's best astronomical obvervatories. At 14,000 feet, it's well above cloud level, giving astronomers the best view of the Universe they can get. Chris Lintott looks around the telescopes, whilst Patrick Moore speaks to the British Scientists who use them for their research.
2006-02-06
S50 • E3
Mapping the Moon
Patrick Moore presents a guide to the most familiar body in the night sky, whilst Chris Lintott gives tips on how to observe the moon.
2006-02-27
S50 • E4
The Loveliest Planet
Tips on finding Saturn; Patrick talks to Prof John Zarnecki about the latest from the Cassini mission.
2006-03-04
S50 • E5
A Spin Around the Sun
Patrick Moore offers advice on how to observe the sun and its many brilliant features. Chris Lintott demonstrates how to split light into a spectrum.
2006-03-06
S50 • E6
Turkish Delight
A total eclipse of the Sun is a magnificent event. On 29 March 2006, Chris Lintott hopes to experience a Turkish delight, as a total eclipse of the Sun passes over the coastal resort of Antalya. In the UK, the Moon only partially blocks the Sun, but Patrick Moore hopes to catch a glimpse of one of nature's great events.
2006-04-03
S50 • E7
Glorious Galaxies
Look into the night sky and even with the naked eye you can pick out our nearest galactic neighbour, Andromeda, just one of the billions of systems which make up our Universe. Patrick Moore discusses how galaxies are formed and investigates just how we can trace their mysterious dark matter. Chris Lintott takes his telescope outside to give advice on where to find the brightest and the best galaxies, and what to look for.
2006-05-08
S50 • E8
Bangs in the Night
The biggest and most powerful explosions in the Universe are gamma ray bursts. With the launch of the spacecraft Swift, scientists now realise these exotic phenomena are far more varied than first suspected. Sir Patrick Moore finds out about the biggest bangs since the 'Big' one, while Chris Lintott tracks down the supernova hunters.
2006-06-05
S50 • E9
Wandering Giants
Out of chas came order, as from the dust and gas of the very early Solar System emerged the gas giants. Four billion years ago our solar system looked quite different to the one we see today with Uranus and Neptune much closer to the Sun and regularly swapping orbits. Patrick Moore discusses how these wandering giannts came to be flung to the icy outer regions of our solar system whilst outside Chris Lintott takes a closer look at the largest of them all - Jupiter.
2006-07-03
S50 • E10
Return to the Red Planet
Britain is going back to Mars onboard the European ExoMars mission. UK scientists have a key role designing and building many of the instruments, including the innovative Life Marker Chip. In this special programme, Patrick Moore finds out how we hope to find Martian life whilst Chris Lintott goes in search of the rover that will be climbing mountains on Mars.
2006-08-07
S50 • E11
The Sun and Moon
SMART-1 project scientist Bernard Foing on the spacecraft's pioneering technology; Chris looks at the STEREO and Solar-B missions to the Sun.
2006-09-04
S50 • E12
Autumn Sky
What to look for over the next few months; Lucie Green visits the Autumn Equinox star party at Kelling Heath; Chris talks to cosmologist Jim Gunn.
2006-10-02
S50 • E13
The Evil Twin
The latest findings of Venus Express, currently scrutinising Earth's 'evil twin' Venus, known for its searing temperatures.
2006-11-06
S50 • E14
The Sounds of Stars
Patrick finds out how scientists are making sounds and music from the changes within stars. Chris Lintott looks at variable stars.
2006-12-03