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The Sky at Night•Season 19•Episode 5

The Outer Planets

9.0/10 · 7 votesApr 30, 1975

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This month the three outermost planets - Uranus, Neptune and Pluto - are all on view, even though they are faint. Each has its own special points of interest; and Patrick Moore talks about these remote members of the Sun's family.

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Season 19 Episodes13

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Orion, the Hunter

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The New Northern Hemisphere Laboratory

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Algol: The Winking Demon

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Astronomy of The Infra-Red

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The Outer Planets

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The Mysterious X-rays

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The Hot Clouds of the Sun

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The New Moon

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The Galilean Satellites

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The Origin of the Universe

New Star in Cygnus

The Rocks on Venus

The Search for Life in the Universe

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Patrick Moore

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Episode Summary

"The Outer Planets" is episode 5 of The Sky at Night season 19. It scored 9.0/10 from 7 votes. It aired on April 30, 1975.

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