Heads Up - BBC Radio 4 21.00 Weds 29 Dec - Worlds Beyond

Might be worth a listen.

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SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: Worlds Beyond
Channel: BBC Radio Four 854
Date: Wednesday 29th December 2004
Time: 21:00 to 21:30 (starting this evening)
Duration: 30 minutes.
Heather Couper presents a series investigating the mysteries of our
solar system and beyond. 1: The Hunt for Planet X. Could another
planet lurk beyond Pluto?
(New Series)

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It was a good programme - inevitably went over a lot of basic stuff for
non-specialists, but also produced some interesting opinions on whether
there is a Planet X, notably that it seems likely to Mike Brown, major
discoverer of KB objects. Also interesting was the loss of the case of
perturbation of Uranus and Neptune, now apparently illusory, and its
replacement by an explanation of why the KB ends.

"Nozza" wrote in message
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Might be worth a listen.

This from DigiGuide

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: Worlds Beyond
Channel: BBC Radio Four 854
Date: Wednesday 29th December 2004
Time: 21:00 to 21:30 (starting this evening)
Duration: 30 minutes.
Heather Couper presents a series investigating the mysteries of our
solar system and beyond. 1: The Hunt for Planet X. Could another
planet lurk beyond Pluto?
(New Series)

Excerpt taken from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide available
from http://www.digiguide.com. Copyright ©1999-2004 GipsyMedia Ltd.
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"Charles Gilman" wrote in message
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It was a good programme - inevitably went over a lot of basic stuff for
non-specialists, but also produced some interesting opinions on whether
there is a Planet X, notably that it seems likely to Mike Brown, major
discoverer of KB objects. Also interesting was the loss of the case of
perturbation of Uranus and Neptune, now apparently illusory, and its
replacement by an explanation of why the KB ends.

"Nozza" wrote in message
...
Might be worth a listen.

This from DigiGuide

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: Worlds Beyond
Channel: BBC Radio Four 854
Date: Wednesday 29th December 2004
Time: 21:00 to 21:30 (starting this evening)
Duration: 30 minutes.
Heather Couper presents a series investigating the mysteries of our
solar system and beyond. 1: The Hunt for Planet X. Could another
planet lurk beyond Pluto?
(New Series)

Excerpt taken from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide available
from http://www.digiguide.com. Copyright ©1999-2004 GipsyMedia Ltd.
Information copied from DigiGuide cannot be re-distributed, sold or
used without prior written consent from GipsyMedia Ltd. All rights
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Damnit. Missed it, partly due to having about three weeks of pap in the
radio guide (thanks to Christmas) and also down to my usenet provider losing
the plot over the last few days.

Hopefully it will be on listen again... Just have to love that service! )

Cheers,
Jim

"J.Hill" n/a wrote in message
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Damnit. Missed it, partly due to having about three weeks of pap in the
radio guide (thanks to Christmas) and also down to my usenet provider
losing
the plot over the last few days.

Hopefully it will be on listen again... Just have to love that service!
)


You can still listen to it here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/rams/wed2102.ram

Robin

"Robin Leadbeater" wrote in message
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"J.Hill" n/a wrote in message
...


Damnit. Missed it, partly due to having about three weeks of pap in the
radio guide (thanks to Christmas) and also down to my usenet provider
losing
the plot over the last few days.

Hopefully it will be on listen again... Just have to love that service!
)


You can still listen to it here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/rams/wed2102.ram

Robin

Excellent, many thanks. With all the holiday "spirit" and visiting of
people, I haven't got around to looking online.

Cheers,
Jim