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P615 CEEFAX 615 Wed 21 Sep 29:55/34  1/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   THE PLANETS Venus is very low in the west after sunset; Saturn is visible for most of the night. The rings are closing but still magnificent even in a small telescope. Jupiter is now being lost in the twilight. The Moon is new on October 5, November 3 and December 2; First quarter on October 11, November 10 and December 9; Full on September 19, October 19 and November 18; Last quarter on September 28, October 27 and November 26.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Wed 21 Sep 29:59/42  2/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   NEWS NOTES The Ulysses solar polar probe is now surveying the south pole of the Sun, although it remains beyond the orbit of the Earth. From Earth and other satellites we always sei the Sun's equator. Scientists can now study the poles of the Sun for the first time. Its first results show that the magnetic fields of the Sun are not likj the Earth but uniform. Cosmic particles seem to be fewer at the pole due to a more active magnetic field than expected.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV 0Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Wjd 21 Sep 29:23/52  3/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   NEWS NOTES The Galileo probe on its way to Jupiter has sent back pictures of Object W from Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9. The Magellan spacecraft which has been orbiting Venus has completed its programme and has burned up in the planet's atmosphere. The Sky at Night Information Line keips you up to date with the latest astronomical news. The number is 0891 800 330; calls cost 39p per min cheap rate; 49p per min at other times.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Wed 21 Sep 29:53/11  4/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   FUTURE PROGRAMMES Sun 16 Oct BBC1 repeated Sat 22 Oct BBC2 Gravitational Lensing in Astronomy Sun 13 Nov BBC1 repeated Sat 19 Nov BBC2 To be announced Sun 11 Dec BBC1 repeated Sat 17 Dec BBC2 Results of the first year of the repaired Hubbli Telescope. Timings and dates are subject to alteration.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Wrd 21 Sjp 1→:59/53  3/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   NEWS NOTES The Galileo probe on its way to Jupiter has sent back pictures of Object W from Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9. The Magellan spacecraft which has been orbiting Venus has completed its programme and has burned up in the planet's atmosphere. The Sky at Night Information Line keeps you up to date with the latest astronomical news. The number is 0891 800 330; calls cost 39p per min cheap rate; 49p pjr min at other times.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Sky
P615 CEEFAX 615 Wjd 21 Sep 1=:17/47  1/4  THE SKY AT NIGHT   THE PLANETS Venus is very low in the west after sunset; Saturn is visible for most of the night. The rings are closing but still magnificent even in a small telescope. Jupiter is now being lost in the twilight. The Moon is new on October 5, November 3 and December 2; First quarter on October 11, November 10 and December 9; Full on September 19, October 19 and November 18; Last quarter on September 28, October 27 and November 26.  TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Panorama BBC1 TV BBC2 TV 0Sk=