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The Sky at Night

BBC One
on BBC One London

Life in the Universe
How strong is the possibility of life existing in other worlds in our galaxy and elsewhere in the universe, and if it does, where is the nearest life likely to be and how could we communicate with it?
Patrick Moore discusses this with Professor Carl Sagan , director of planetary studies at Cornell University in New York.
Producer PATRICIA WOOD

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Patrick Moore
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Professor Carl Sagan
Producer:
Patricia Wood
Source: Radio Times

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