SSTL on Sky at Night this Sunday

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Back in August, the Sky at Night invited Martin Sweeting down to Patrick Moore's home in Sussex to film an interview for a programme celebrating 50 years of space. This program will also include a discussion of SSTL's lunar studies with Andy Phipps.

The Sky at Night
Dr Chris Lintott finds out how British technology is leading the way in satellite science, while Sir Patrick Moore investigates the threat from space debris that astronauts face in space.

For anyone that would like to tune in, the Sky at Night will be broadcast this Sunday evening, 2nd December, on BBC 4 at 20:30.

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