ABC1 at 8.30pm tonight "Orbit: Earths Extraordinary Journey"

[gts055]

Might be interesting to watch on tv 8.30pm tonight, Mark

[danielsun]

Cool, Thanks for the heads up Mark! :thumbsup:

[Lee]

I downloaded this series a while ago - 3 parts, well worth watching.... :thumbsup:

[Terry B]

Well the sky is cloudy so I might as well watch TV.:shrug:

[frenchbluehour]

Yes... :) great watching - three part series!

[Suzy]

Thanks Mark :thumbsup: Wow, just got it in the nick of time, 4 mins to go for start :eyepop:.

[Deeno]

Great show!
Really enjoyed it

[iceman]

Great show, looking forward to the next 2.

[Terry B]

I watched it also but the presenters voice is quite soporific and I fell asleep.:sadeyes:

[rogerg]

It was well made and solid quality but I think it was targeted at a school science student or something, I got tired of it as it was covering fairly basic stuff I thought.

[chrisp9au]

For 68 year old students I thought it was very very good! :D

Chris

[blink138]

it is still one of the best and easiest explanations of our solar sojourn i have ever seen
i particularly liked her explanations of why we get ice ages every 60 odd thousand years as i have often wondered
pat

[AstralTraveller]

???? Did I miss something. I just saw a lot of basic stuff about seasons and tides. Oh, and a non-explanation of the Corieolis effect.

BTW Ice Ages are spaced at about 100,000 year intervals at the moment.

[absolut]

I was expecting this to be another cringeworthy documentary like so many have been lately...

It wasn't! :eyepop:

I'm enjoying it! :thumbsup:

Thanks for the advisory!

Rob

[Astro_Bot]

I enjoyed it and look forward to the other episodes.

BTW, is it just me, or are female scientists sexy?