Pete's Picture

[barkis]

I have just been watching the Sky at Nights 50th. anniversary programme, and as the moon is Patrick's domain, they were showing lunar images. Lo and behold, on popped the wonderful image of Humboldt which was imaged by Pete Lawrence, and shown on SGL very recently. I just wonder if you were at the celebrations down at Selsey Pete. Either way, great stuff, you must be very pleased sir.

Ron.

[dogfish]

I spotted that too and was thinking how cool it was that we got to see it before lots of other people. What a great forum this is. Thanks again Pete for posting it.

Cheers, Martin

[Jamie]

Nice one Pete. 8)

[GazOC]

I just wonder if you were at the celebrations down at Selsey Pete.

I spotted Pete, about 2 minutes into the program!!! He's the guy talking to Terry Pratchett.

[barkis]

I just wonder if you were at the celebrations down at Selsey Pete.

I spotted Pete, about 2 minutes into the program!!! He's the guy talking to Terry Pratchett.

I wish I had taped it now. It may be repeated, they usually are.

Thanks Gaz.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Next Saturday I think Ron.

Captain Chaos

[GazOC]

It was on 3 times last night on BBC4, you get an extra 5 minutes on the Monday edition as well.

[barkis]

Next Saturday I think Ron.

Captain Chaos

Great stuff. I'll get to eyeball Pete and put a face to the name. Thanks CC.

[themos]

Pete is also in http://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/currentissue.asp

[GazOC]

To be fair he's in every issue, he writes the monthly sky guide pull-out (amongst other things)...

[Vega]

If u do find you have missed the repeat program, the S & N website can save the day as it keeps an archive of all the episodes in full (via Real Player @ broadband quality). I think the latest episode is always posted up about a month after it's aired.

At the moment it has April's 'Time Lord' edition as the latest.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/spaceguide/skyatnight/proginfo.shtml

Matt

[barkis]

If u do find you have missed the repeat program, the S & N website can save the day as it keeps an archive of all the episodes in full (via Real Player @ broadband quality). I think the latest episode is always posted up about a month after it's aired.

At the moment it has April's 'Time Lord' edition as the latest.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/spaceguide/skyatnight/proginfo.shtml

Matt

Thanks Matt, that's good to know.

Ron.