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Does Anything Ever Happen on the Moon?
The moon has long been regarded as a dead world; but is this completely true? Astronomers have described faint coloured patches and local ' fogs', which are sometimes thought to be gases seeping through from below the ground.
Patrick Moore discusses these ' transient phenomena', and also describes the eclipse of the moon which will take place on 16 September.
Producer PATRICIA WOOD

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Patrick Moore
Producer:
Patricia Wood
Source: Radio Times

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