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Armagh's 'Flare' for Astronomy

Oct 22, 1990

Armagh Observatory in Northern Ireland is 200 years old. Patrick Moore goes to Armagh on the occasion of the observatory's bicentenary and talks to the astronomers who are carrying out their researches there.

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Tales of the Unexpected Astronomers

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Window on the Universe

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Armagh's 'Flare' for Astronomy

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Great Wall and the Great Attractor

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Episode Summary

"Armagh's 'Flare' for Astronomy" is episode 11 of The Sky at Night season 34. It aired on October 22, 1990.

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