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The Sky at Night•Season 11•Episode 5

Ten Years of Astronomy

Apr 23, 1967

On the programme's tenth anniversary, Patrick Moore describes the enormous advances made in astronomical studies during the space-decade since April 1957. He shows highlights from past programmes, including the first photographs of the far side of the moon in 1959 and the solar eclipse tracked

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Season 11 Episodes13

The Giant Planet

Observing Earth Satellites

Gas-Clouds in Space

The Craters on the Moon

Ten Years of Astronomy

A new look at Mars

Vega

Lord Rosse's Great Telescope

Exploding Stars

Invisible Astronomy

Cameras round the Moon

Venus Observed

Lumps from Outer Space

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Episode Summary

"Ten Years of Astronomy" is episode 5 of The Sky at Night season 11. It aired on April 23, 1967.

Next: E6 · A new look at Mars Best of Season 11