The Radio Sky (1967)
A BAFTA award nominated documentary about how the young science of radio astronomy is able to discover facts about the universe far beyond the range of optical telescopes. The film shows the early and recent highly specialised radio telescopes in Australia, Canada, Puerto Rico, U.S.A. and Britain, and indicates problems of the structure and control of their steerable paraboloid aerials.
Director: Michael Crosfield
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Graham Smith as Narrator |
| Directing | Michael Crosfield | Director |
| Sound | Misha Donat | Music |
| Editing | Philip Gordon | Editor |
| Visual Effects | Roy Pace | Animation |
| Camera | Maurice Picot | Camera Operator |
| Camera | John Leake | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Roger Barlow | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Tom Glynn | Camera Operator |