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[Paulus17 105]

Just a quick heads up-Maggie is on the BBC breakfast at 09-05 talking about her new role as presenter of S@N.

[Pete Presland 11,373]

Looking forward to seeing her on the s@N

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[Killie 118]

I am just looking forward to watching S@N full stop at the moment. I get my first scope just in time for it to be on a break!

[alan potts 5,545]

Very good news i wish her all the best.

Is there any news that I can never hope of seeing here about what Brian May has done with the Farthings?

Alan

[M4lcs67 344]

Me too. There has been a very divided opinion regarding her being hired, but why? Her credentials are beyond reproach. Yes she does seem a little eccentric herself in a Patrick Moore sort of way, but that shouldn't be a reason to not have her on. She knows her stuff. I for one will be watching with great interest. 

[Vega 142]

Great to have them back, looking forward to it

[Laurie61 731]

It will be interesting to see how brave they have been with any changes, new theme music ect. I expect to see more time laps milky way shots and whizzing telescope domes? but will we also get helicopter tracking shots of presenters looking wistfully into space ?

Hoping not too much content has been removed for style    

[Johnboy 16]

Me too. There has been a very divided opinion regarding her being hired, but why? Her credentials are beyond reproach. Yes she does seem a little eccentric herself in a Patrick Moore sort of way, but that shouldn't be a reason to not have her on. She knows her stuff. I for one will be watching with great interest. 

I met her a few weeks ago when I was lucky enough to be in the audience on 'Stargazing Live - Back To Earth'.  After the show she took time to chat to me, asking what equipment I had and what my astronomy related interests are. She was genuinely interested and was excited and looking forward to presenting 'The Sky At Night'. Good luck to her.

Regards,

John

[tekkydave 1,129]

I watched her on BBC Breakfast today and she seemed very down to earth (no pun intended) and enthusiastic about the programme. Having watched it as a child and now having the chance to present it must be a wonderful prospect. I have missed watching episodes in the past but it is now firmly set up to record in the future. The first episode is looking at Jupiter so should be interesting.

[cotterless45 11,818]

Really looking forward to this.

Makes a change from the usual no brainer diet.

I notice with alarm that some fiend is selling S@N Stargazing Live calendars for £10 on Fleabay.

These were given away free at events,

Nick.

[jnb 495]

It will be interesting to see how brave they have been with any changes, new theme music etc. ...  

Oh I hope they don't change the theme music. It's become so associated with the programme that it announces even to non astronomers that this programme is The Sky At Night.

[alan potts 5,545]

I went out and bought this piece of music many years ago, by Sibalius, sorry if the spelling is wrong. I think it was 1970, I was 14 and had just bought my first stereo record player, my Mum thought I was nuts listening to Jazz Classics and Heavy Rock.

Alan