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The Sky At Night: 22x8
Gamma Ray Astronomy
Gamma ray astronomy is a new science; as yet we do not know as much as we would like about these strange, high penetration rays which come from deep space. Patrick Moore discusses gamma ray research with Dr Jocelyn Bell-Burnell, who worked on the discovery of pulsars.
22 - 1Exploring the Night Sky with Binoculars Jan. 11, 1978- 22 - 2The Nearest Galaxies Feb. 08, 1978
- 22 - 3The New Mars Mar. 08, 1978
- 22 - 4Suns, Space-Ships and Bug-Eyed Monsters Mar. 27, 1978
- 22 - 5The Asteroids Apr. 04, 1978
- 22 - 6Birth of a Star May. 17, 1978
- 22 - 7Astronomers' View of the Earth Jun. 08, 1978
- 22 - 8Gamma Ray Astronomy Jun. 28, 1978
- 22 - 9The Edge of the Solar System Jun. 26, 1978
- 22 - 10Question and Answer Aug. 23, 1978
- 22 - 11Does Anything Ever Happen on the Moon? Sep. 14, 1978
- 22 - 12Where Did Life Begin? Oct. 11, 1978
- 22 - 13Exploded Star Nov. 15, 1978
- 22 - 14The Alignment of the Planets Dec. 12, 1978