The Sky at Night: Moon Rills

Aired 1985-05-05

The moon is a world of mountains, craters, valleys, peaks and huge waterless seas. Of special interest are the cracklike features known as rills, which are unlike anything we find on earth. Patrick Moore talks about them to Dr Lionel Wilson of the University of Lancaster, who has been making a careful study of these remarkable lunar features.

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Episodes

Season

13 episodes

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The Sky at Night: Moon Rills

Worlds Apart?

Colours of the Stars

The Year of the Comet

The Sky in Infra-Red

Moon Rills

Little Worlds

Summer Sky

Infra-Red at Siding Spring

Mizar

The Computerised Amateur

Red Shift - or Red Herring?

The Comet Returns

How Wrong We Were