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The Sky at Night · S30 E10

The Furthest Depths of the Universe

1986-09-14

Astronomers in Australia have just announced the discovery of the most remote object known to science. It is a quasar - an object whose nature is not known with certainty but which is so far away that its light comes to us after a journey which has lasted for longer than the whole history of the Earth. Patrick Moore talks to Professor Sir Francis Graham Smith , the Astronomer Royal, about this remarkable discovery and its significance.

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Season 30 Episodes

  • E1Our Nearest Star
  • E2Voyager to Uranus
  • E3Halley's Comet: The Encounter
  • E4The Spring Sky
  • E5The Story of Satum
  • E6Halley - The End of the Tale?
  • E7The Summer Sky
  • E8The Death of a Star
  • E9The Innermost Planet
  • E10The Furthest Depths of the Universe
  • E11The Autumn Sky
  • E12Cosmic Lawn Sprinkler
  • E13The Galilean Moons