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The Sky at Night - The Very Large Telescope

The Sky at Night – The Very Large Telescope

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The Sky at Night – The Very Large Telescope – Nestled in the heart of Chile’s arid Atacama Desert, the Very Large Telescope (VLT) stands as a monumental testament to humanity’s quest for cosmic knowledge. This premier observatory has catalyzed paradigm-shifting astronomical discoveries, earning its place in the annals of science through contributions that have garnered Nobel recognition and profoundly […]

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The Sky at Night - The Search for Alien Life

The Sky at Night – The Search for Alien Life

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The Sky at Night – The Search for Alien Life – The Sky at Night team delves into the latest scientific advancements in the search for extraterrestrial life. With a heightened obsession for finding aliens, scientists are employing the most sophisticated engineering and technology to explore bizarre and fascinating areas across the universe.       Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock visits

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Ancient Aliens – S19 E06 | Cosmic Impacts

Ancient Aliens – S19 E06 | Cosmic Impacts

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Ancient Aliens – S19 E06 | Cosmic Impacts: Meteor impacts have significantly altered our world, creating the perfect environment for the rise of humankind and delivering metals essential to the development of an advanced civilization. But could new evidence reveal that celestial objects have been directed to Earth by an alien intelligence?         Ancient Aliens is an

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The Sky at Night - Exoplanets and Antarctica

The Sky at Night – Exoplanets and Antarctica

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The Sky at Night – Exoplanets and Antarctica: In a month when the tally of confirmed exoplanets passed 5,000, it’s astonishing to remember that just 30 years ago, the notion of planets outside our own solar system was, well – just a notion. Since the first extrasolar planet was discovered in 1992, a staggering array of other worlds have been

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