The Sky at Night 1978 Exploring the Night Sky with Binoculars 1978
8.3/10 by 13 users
Good astronomical telescopes are very expensive today, but there are many objects in the night sky which can be viewed with binoculars. For example, during winter evenings the constellation of Orion is excellently placed, and it contains the lovely nebula which binoculars show quite clearly. Patrick Moore describes this and other features of the night sky, and gives advice on the types of binoculars which are most useful.
- Released: 1978-01-11
- Runtime: 30 minutes
- Genre: Documentary, News
- Stars:
- Director:
-
1. Exploring the Night Sky with Binoculars 1978-01-11
-
2. The Nearest Galaxies 1978-02-08
-
3. The New Mars 1978-03-08
-
4. Suns, Space-Ships and Bug-Eyed Monsters 1978-03-27
-
5. The Asteroids 1978-04-04
-
6. Birth of a Star 1978-05-17
-
7. Astronomers' View of the Earth 1978-06-08
-
8. Gamma Ray Astronomy 1978-06-28
-
9. The Edge of the Solar System 1978-06-26
-
10. Question and Answer 1978-08-23
-
11. Does Anything Ever Happen on the Moon? 1978-09-14
-
12. Where Did Life Begin? 1978-10-11
-
13. Exploded Star 1978-11-15
-
14. The Alignment of the Planets 1978-12-12
