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    1. The Centre of the Galaxy

    1997-01-27

    Patrick Moore is joined by Professor Glenn White of Queen Mary and Westfield College to examine the centre of the Galaxy, a mysterious region some 25-million light-years from earth.

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    2. The Quasar Chasers

    1997-02-24

    Dr Jasper Wall of the Royal Greenwich Observatory joins Patrick Moore for a discussion of what quasars have to say about the universe.

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    3. Zodiacal Light

    1997-03-24

    The zodiacal light is a cone-shaped glow that rises from the horizon after sunset or before sunrise. Dr John James joins Patrick Moore to examine this phenomenon.

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    4. Eyes on the Universe

    1997-04-27

    For the 40th anniversary of The Sky at Night, Patrick Moore is joined by some of the world's leading astronomers to trace the story of the telescope.

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    5. The Great Comet of 97

    1997-06-14

    Dr John Mason talks to Patrick Moore about the interest in Hale-Bopp.

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    6. Roving on Mars

    1997-06-30

    Planetary geologist Dr Peter Cattermole gives Patrick Moore the latest news on Nasa's Pathfinder.

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    7. Planets on View

    1997-07-28

    Patrick Moore explains what small telescopes will reveal on the bright planets now visible at night, and Dr Peter Cattermole gives the latest news about the space probes to Mars.

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    8. Hipparcos-Star Plotter

    1997-08-25

    A look at the work and significance of the Earth satellite Hipparcos.

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    9. Saturn Visitor

    1997-09-22

    A new probe is being launched toward Titan, Saturn's largest satellite.

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    10. Instruments of Change

    1997-10-27

    Patrick Moore examines powerful new equipment that is revolutionising astronomy.

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    11. Star Qualities

    1997-11-17

    Patrick Moore explains why the stars differ from each other in colour.

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    12. Diamonds in the Sky

    1997-12-15

    White Dwarf stars have used up their "nuclear fuel" and are so dense that a mere cupful would weigh tons. Patrick Moore discusses these feebly-shining stars with Professor Chris Kitchin.

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