Are you ready for the return of Stargazing Live???

[redneon]

I enjoyed the program, but it seemed rushed to me, like they didnt have enough time for everything they wanted to show, cutting off guest speakers before they'd finished etc. I much prefer the back to earth bit where its open talking about anything that crops up. That should be an hour long show.

Couldn't agree more. I enjoyed it but the Back to Earth bit was much better. I love the discussion format as you can see the genuine interest of each of the members on the others' specialised areas. Plus, I find they often ask questions to each other than I'm wondering myself

[tingting44]

so who from here sent there pictures in to SGL and actually got it showed on the tv last night? id love to hear from you the pics that were sent in and showed live last night were jupiter (Alan Murter), jellyfish nebula (Dave Moulton) you guys have to be on here lol

ohhh ps did you see when curiosity's brother hit dara in the head last night when it came down off of a rock.....classic! loooooool

cant wait for tonights episodes

and them astronaut's taking a pee in there space suits b4 launch, yeah right! good on ya brian for saying that has to be a wind up loool

[tingting44]

no way!! i thought i mis heard when brian cox said he was born in 1968 last night...i just googled it and he is!!! bloom hell he looks in his late 20's!!!! does not look like he will be 50!!!!!! in a few years! OMG lol

[FLO]

so who from here sent there pictures in to SGL and actually got it showed on the tv last night? id love to hear from you the pics that were sent in and showed live last night were jupiter (Alan Murter), jellyfish nebula (Dave Moulton) you guys have to be on here lol

Saw those, and one from Harry Page.

[redneon]

That Jupiter was absolutely stunning. I've rare nowadays that I let out an audible "Wow!" at an amateur image of Jupiter but that was fantastic.