Stargazing Live: January to March audio guide

Learn stargazing secrets from The One Show’s astronomer Mark Thompson, and discover the best times and places to stargaze. Use Mark’s guide for January to March to see wonders including Orion, Betelgeuse and The Plough.

From http://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/features/stargazing/audio-guides.shtml

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