Seven Ages Of Starlight , tonight .

[Steve Ward]

Meant to post this earlier . . .

Tonight on BBC 4 , 21:00 , "Seven Ages of Starlight , The story of the stars , from red giants and supernovae to black holes , and how discovering their tale has transformed our own understanding of the universe"

Steve.

[Tinker1947]

Sky+ is "on it"... ty

[SilverSeadog]

Thanks Steve. I would have missed that one!

Alan

[Imp_Perfect]

Thanks Steve, if I am still awake I will be watching that one.

[Disco]

Starts in a minute.

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[sologuitarist61]

Thanks Steve, I have it recorded.

[Imp_Perfect]

It was worth the watch too, so once again thanks for the timely reminder.

[CFC]

I watched it last night so I guess it will be repeated another few times. Thought it was brilliant, really enjoyed it.

[Moonshane]

it's excellent. watched it on catch up earlier.

[mallorcasaint]

I had the pleasure of assissting Dr. Francisco Diego in the South China Sea and Indian Ocean last year. A lovely guy and has an infectious enthusiasm for astronomy.

[inspectapart]

Meant to post this earlier . . .

Tonight on BBC 4 , 21:00 , "Seven Ages of Starlight , The story of the stars , from red giants and supernovae to black holes , and how discovering their tale has transformed our own understanding of the universe"

Steve.

Repeated again on bbc hd saturday 3rd Nov. 20.15

[Davey-T]

Watched it on IPlayer and noticed it's flagged up as one of the most watched programes, should tell the powers that be something.

Dave