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The Sky at Night•Season 20•Episode 11

A New Look from Old Greenwich

Oct 28, 1976

For many centuries Greenwich Observatory was the world's leading astronomical establishment, and it marks the 'zero for longitude', dividing the world into two hemispheres. More than 20 years ago, the telescopes were shifted to the clearer skies of Sussex; but now the largest of the

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The Changing Face of Mars

The Pole Star

Black Holes in Space

The Rings of Saturn

The Sun and the Earth

Neutron Stars

Viking to Mars

Viking on Mars

How Far Can You See?

Viking - The End of the Beginning

A New Look from Old Greenwich

Quasars - the Remotest Objects in the Universe?

The Evening Star

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Episode Summary

"A New Look from Old Greenwich" is episode 11 of The Sky at Night season 20. It aired on October 28, 1976.

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