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* The Sky at Night

on BBC One London

The New Infra-red Telescope
This month an important new British telescope has been completed. It is destined to be set up in Hawaii, and it is not an ordinary telescope; it is designed to study infra-red radiation from space, which cannot be seen directly but which is all-important in modern science.
Professor Vincent Reddish , Astronomer Royal for Scotland, describes the Hawaiian telescope, and Patrick Moore talks to Professor James Ring about its likely role in infra-red astronomy.
Producer PATRICIA WOOD
Sky at Night 5, 14.00, from booksfiops

Contributors

Unknown:
Professor Vincent Reddish
Talks:
Patrick Moore
Unknown:
James Ring
Producer:
Patricia Wood

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