Stars that Come and Go

The Sky at Night Season 13 Episode 10

Overview:
Most stars remain unchanging over huge periods of time; but some continually vary in brightness. Only long observation can reveal their secrets, and much of this patient work is done by amateurs. Patrick Moore describes the different types of variable stars, and discusses with John S. Glashy the vital role of amateur observers

Genre : Documentary, News

Actors : -

Release Date : 1969-10-07

Duration : 30 menit

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Other Episodes (Season 13)

The Moon - A New Era
1. The Moon - A New Era
How Much Can You See?
2. How Much Can You See?
Jupiter, the Giant Planet
3. Jupiter, the Giant Planet
The Moon and the Earth
4. The Moon and the Earth
Mars Target Two
5. Mars Target Two
When Venus Crosses the Sun
6. When Venus Crosses the Sun
The Needles of Space
7. The Needles of Space
The Weather of Mars
8. The Weather of Mars
Relativity
9. Relativity
Stars that Come and Go
10. Stars that Come and Go
The Moons of Saturn
11. The Moons of Saturn
The Grand Tour
12. The Grand Tour
A 'Sky at Night' Special 1969 - Year of Space
13. A 'Sky at Night' Special 1969 - Year of Space

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