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The Sky at Night•Season 13•Episode 3

Jupiter, the Giant Planet

Mar 24, 1969

Jupiter is specially brilliant this month, but it is so remote that many of its mysteries are still unsolved. Patrick Moore discusses them with Terence Moseley Two bright planets are in the evening sky now. Venus is in the west, and at present two Russian spacecraft are

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Season 13 Episodes13

The Moon - A New Era

How Much Can You See?

Jupiter, the Giant Planet

The Moon and the Earth

Mars Target Two

When Venus Crosses the Sun

The Needles of Space

The Weather of Mars

Relativity

Stars that Come and Go

The Moons of Saturn

The Grand Tour

A 'Sky at Night' Special 1969 - Year of Space

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Episode Summary

"Jupiter, the Giant Planet" is episode 3 of The Sky at Night season 13. It aired on March 24, 1969.

Next: E4 · The Moon and the Earth Best of Season 13