The Sky at Night 1978 The Edge of the Solar System 1978
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The outer planets, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, are now visible in the evening sky. Do these worlds mark the real edge of the Solar System? There have been suggestions that an undiscovered planet may exist and searches have been made periodically. Patrick Moore discusses the evidence, and speculates upon the possibility that our planetary system may extend much farther than is generally believed.
- Released: 1978-06-26
- Runtime: 30 minutes
- Genre: Documentary, News
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1. Exploring the Night Sky with Binoculars 1978-01-11
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2. The Nearest Galaxies 1978-02-08
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3. The New Mars 1978-03-08
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4. Suns, Space-Ships and Bug-Eyed Monsters 1978-03-27
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5. The Asteroids 1978-04-04
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6. Birth of a Star 1978-05-17
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7. Astronomers' View of the Earth 1978-06-08
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8. Gamma Ray Astronomy 1978-06-28
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9. The Edge of the Solar System 1978-06-26
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10. Question and Answer 1978-08-23
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11. Does Anything Ever Happen on the Moon? 1978-09-14
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12. Where Did Life Begin? 1978-10-11
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13. Exploded Star 1978-11-15
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14. The Alignment of the Planets 1978-12-12
