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"While searching for extra-terrestrial signals, scientists at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico stumbled on terrestrial television signals from nearly 50 years ago. They found approximately seven weeks worth of old television signals, including two classic episodes of “Doctor Who” thought to have been lost. Shown above is a clip from the third episode of “Galaxy 4,” starring William Hartnell, one of the episodes they found. The other is episode two of “The Underwater Menace,” starring Patrick Troughton.
While we still don’t have all parts of either series, the coolest thing here is that these episodes were found in space. Maybe someone out there in a blue box is making sure we see all of his adventures."
"While searching for extra-terrestrial signals, scientists at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico stumbled on terrestrial television signals from nearly 50 years ago. They found approximately seven weeks worth of old television signals, including two classic episodes of “Doctor Who” thought to have been lost. Shown above is a clip from the third episode of “Galaxy 4,” starring William Hartnell, one of the episodes they found. The other is episode two of “The Underwater Menace,” starring Patrick Troughton.
While we still don’t have all parts of either series, the coolest thing here is that these episodes were found in space. Maybe someone out there in a blue box is making sure we see all of his adventures."
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Though seperately, two missing episodes have been found - in Hampshire - and the BBC has put up clips from them (Galaxy 4 and The Underwater Menace).