Horizon: Space Junk

[ronin]

I appreciate that the vast majority of you, possibly all except me maybe, will all be glued to The Great British Bake Off , so accept my apologies for daring to suggest an alternative , but on BBC2 at 20:00 there is a Horizon program titled The Trouble with Space junk. :cool:

[ronl]

Thank's for the heads up, I will watch it tomorrow on catch up.

[Floater]

Bake Off!!? Not in my house.

I'm into the junk ... In space, that is.

[JamesF]

The Horizon programme had just caught my eye, too.  I'm sure my son will want to watch that as well.

My daughter will be watching GBB.  At ten years old I think she's about the level of the target audience

James

[Moon-Watcher]

Thank's for the heads up, I will watch it tomorrow on catch up.

Hi dude,

Which catch up are you watching it on.  I have Tivo and for BBC programmes, it goes to iplayer, which is a pain.  This time, it is buffering every two seconds or so.  Have to wait until the repeat...

Mark

[recceranger]

Cheers Ronin,

It's on like Donkey Kong!

[ronin]

I liked the animations of all the junk circling around up there, and Kessler's findings - it will get exponentially worse as things collide and break into progressivly smaller bits.

[MAN or ASTROMAN]

Interesting programme,even though I'm not particularly into Space Technology.Some good footage of the I.S.S.

[RLWP]

Mmmm, Madeira cake...

What?

Richard

[baggywrinkle]

Space Junk does not suffer from soggy bottoms...will catch up on it tonight.

[RichM63]

Bakeoff is that a squidgy Bahtinov?

Enjoyed the program, and it was at a sensible time.

[Astro Imp]

Great programme, makes a change from all the reality junk.

[Moon-Watcher]

Great programme, makes a change from all the reality junk.

  ITV be is banned in my house 

Its easy when there is only me 

[MAN or ASTROMAN]

Bake Off!!? Not in my house.

I'm into the junk ... In space, that is.

I bet a currant travelling at 17,500mph could cause some damage!

[Alien 13]

I wonder if all the space junk will eventually form a ring system.

Alan

[JamesF]

I bet a currant travelling at 17,500mph could cause some damage!

They're dangerous things at the best of times.  Last year a chap drowned in a bowl of muesli when he was dragged under by a strong currant.

James