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The Sky at Night · S34 E13

ROSA T - a Space Telescope

1990-12-09

Radiations of very short wavelength from space cannot reach the Earth because they are blocked by the atmosphere, but they are of increasing importance to astronomers. ROSAT, an artificial satellite designed specially for this research, is now sending back exciting information. Professor Ken Pounds of Leicester University and Patrick Moore discuss the latest results.

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Season 34 Episodes

  • E1Tales of the Unexpected Astronomers
  • E2Window on the Universe
  • E3Austin's Comet
  • E4Leo and Cancer
  • E5Brown Dwarves
  • E6Looking Back in Time
  • E7Our Daylight Star
  • E8Mission to Titan
  • E9The Unveiling of Venus
  • E10Europe in Space
  • E11Armagh's 'Flare' for Astronomy
  • E12Great Wall and the Great Attractor
  • E13ROSA T - a Space Telescope