British TV astronomer Patrick Moore dies
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 10 December 2012
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Patrick Moore, renowned British astronomer and long-time presenter of 'The Sky at Night', has died at 89. He inspired many with his passion for astronomy and distinctive presentation style.Summary
LONDON: British astronomer Patrick Moore, who helped map the moon and inspired generations of star gazers with decades of television broadcasts, died on Sunday aged 89. Moore presented BBCTelevision's landmark "The Sky at Night" programme for more than 50 years, making him the longest-running presenter of a single show in broadcasting history. His old-fashioned appearance and rapid-fire delivery endeared him to television viewers and captured the imagination of future astronomers who paid tribute to the presenter and prolific author. - Reuters
Key Points
- Patrick Moore passed away at 89 years old.
- He was the presenter of 'The Sky at Night' for over 50 years.
- Moore helped map the moon and inspired many budding astronomers.
- His unique appearance and delivery charmed television audiences.
- Tributes have poured in for the iconic broadcaster and author.
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