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P615 CEEFAX 615 Sat 19 Nov 15:01/28  1/3  THE SKY AT NIGHT   THE PLANETS Mercury reached greatest western elongation on November 6, this is the best morning apparition of the year. It is brighter than any star visible from Britain except Sirius. Venus By mid-November Venus will become visible low in the south- east before sunrise. Mars is brightening steadily, and will move into Leo passing north of Regulus on December 8. Saturn Evening object in Aquarius. The Moon is new on December 2. First quarter - December 9. Full - November 18 & December 18. Last quarter - Nov 26 & Dec 25.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Holiday BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Sat 19 Nov 15:04/42  2/3  THE SKY AT NIGHT   NEWS NOTES Saturn is in the news again. Astronomers working in London may have found up to seven more satellites bringing Saturn's total to 18. Confirmation may not come until next year when the rings will be edgewise on. The remotest galaxy known has now been imaged, indicating that the universe may be much younger than was previously believed. This will be the subject of the January Sky at Night programme.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Holiday BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Sat 19 Nov 15:02/52  3/3  THE SKY AT NIGHT   The Sky at Night Information Line keeps you up to date with the latest astronomical news. Telephone 0891 800 330; calls cost 39p/min cheap rate; 49p/min at other times. FUTURE PROGRAMMES Sunday 13 November BBC1 (rpt Saturday 19 November BBC2) Planets around Pulsars. Sunday 11 December BBC2 (rpt Saturday 17 December BBC2) Results of the first year of the repaired Hubble telescope. Sunday 8 January BBC1 (rpt Saturday 14 January BBC2) So what age is the Universe?  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Holiday BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky