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The Sky at Night: 1958

12 episodes · premiered Jan 8, 1958

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  1. Episode 1: The Winter Sky Jan 8, 1958 Patrick Moore shows you the wonders of the winter sky during the coming month.
  2. Episode 2: Radio Astronomy Feb 5, 1958 Patrick Moore discusses with Dr. Roger Jennison of Jodrell Bank how radio astronomy is increasing our knowledge of the Universe.
  3. Episode 3: The Plough Mar 5, 1958 Patrick Moore discusses the most famous of all the constellations.
  4. Episode 4: Penumbral Eclipse Apr 2, 1958 Patrick Moore talks about the forthcoming penumbral eclipse of the Moon, and Mercury the nearest planet to the Sun.
  5. Episode 5: The Moon Apr 30, 1958 Tonight Patrick Moore is at the Hampstead Observatory. If weather conditions are suitable television cameras will bring live pictures of the moon's surface.
  6. Episode 6: Jupiter May 28, 1958 Patrick Moore talks about the largest planet, its family of moons, and its mysterious changing red spot.
  7. Episode 7: Dwarf and Giant Stars Jun 20, 1958 Patrick Moore talks about the life history of a star.
  8. Episode 8: Moon Missions Jul 23, 1958 Patrick Moore explains what it would mean to astronomers if a successful attempt were made to reach the moon.
  9. Episode 9: Telescopes Aug 20, 1958 Patrick Moore talks about old and new telescopes with A. H. Degenhardt, and shows some of the things which the new telescopes can reveal-for instance, about the Andromeda Galaxy, whose…
  10. Episode 10: The Universe Sep 17, 1958 Patrick Moore talks to America's foremost astronomer, Dr. Harlow Shapley, about his theories on the size and scale of the universe.
  11. Episode 11: Mars Nov 17, 1958 Mars is better seen now than it will be for the next ten years.
  12. Episode 12: The Craters on the Moon Dec 15, 1958 Patrick Moore and Dr. Gilbert Fielder discuss the recent report by a Russian astronomer of an eruption on the moon, and what it reveals about the moon's origin and present state.