TV
Horizon: Can We Make A Star on Earth? is one of those brilliant, fascinating programmes on science that the BBC does so well. Even if it does have a slightly worrying title. (Clearly a star would be just as unfortunate as the black holes Cern are trying to destroy us with. Maybe the evil scientists have taken over?)
Anyway. That's not my point. The point is, the presenter. I really like him. He's informative and intelligent and most of all enthusiastic. You do, however, have to get over the fact that Mark Owen from 'Take That!' is teaching you science.
Shine on you crazy Mancastrians.
(EDIT) Quote - 'mr thingy is someone I wanted interview as he takes all the emotion out of the energy debate. He just speaks in raw facts. And his office is in a control tower on a disused airforce base which is just cool.'
Anyway. That's not my point. The point is, the presenter. I really like him. He's informative and intelligent and most of all enthusiastic. You do, however, have to get over the fact that Mark Owen from 'Take That!' is teaching you science.
Shine on you crazy Mancastrians.
(EDIT) Quote - 'mr thingy is someone I wanted interview as he takes all the emotion out of the energy debate. He just speaks in raw facts. And his office is in a control tower on a disused airforce base which is just cool.'