Episode 2
Professor Brian Cox and Dara O Briain complete another long night under the stars down under. Tonight, unprecedented views of Saturn are the big prize.
Stargazing Live is back for a second night of spectacular night-sky views from Australia. Join Professor Brian Cox and Dara O Briain live as they complete another long night under the stars down under, and watch the glorious stars of the southern sky gradually twinkle away to reveal the coming dawn.
Tonight, unprecedented views of Saturn are the big prize. Aussie astronomer Greg Quicke reveals more ancient tales from the indigenous astronomers of Australia, explaining why the moon looks upside down in Australia and showing us the remarkable link between the moon and the Great Barrier Reef. We hear more about life on top of this remote mountain amongst the kangaroos and spiders of the Aussie outback - none of which stops the astronomers here making some amazing discoveries, including the oldest known star in the universe.
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Clips
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Is the Moon upside down?
Duration: 04:35
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Star Tales: Spirit Emu
Duration: 01:01
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Coral and the Moon
Duration: 05:47
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Will robots walk on Mars?
Duration: 04:51
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
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00:54
JeanβJacques Perrey
The Little Girl From Mars
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00:55
Temples
Sun Structures
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Brian Cox |
Presenter | Dara O Briain |
Participant | Liz Bonnin |
Participant | Greg Quicke |
Executive Producer | Helen Thomas |
Series Producer | Paul King |
Broadcast
- Wed 29 Mar 2017 20:00
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