Horizon; Asteroids

[TimberWolf]

I thought the 'Pre-Big Bang' one was good if a little WTF???? And the one about how the mind interprets senses was ace, this guy wore a belt that always vibrated at the point facing magnetic north, after a few days he couldn't describe his experience to someone who hadn't tried it themselves, it sort of melded into a sixth sense that he no longer had to give any thought to.

I was intrigued enough by your description to go and watch it. It was indeed very good. BBC - BBC Two Programmes - Horizon, 2010-2011, Is Seeing Believing?

Here's a short in-lined video of the McGurk effect:

Although I preferred the 'fa' sound used in the Horizon film

[TimberWolf]

Although I preferred the 'fa' sound used in the Horizon film

Here's the Horizon version, which I think is better:

[Pogle]

I think David Attenborough's got a new series starting on Friday about the origins of life; could be worth watching.

We at Pogle Acres are looking forward to this

[derekthedalek]

This is the only one of the current run of Horizon that I'll bother to watch.

Whether that says anything about me or about the current state of Horizon, I'm not altogether sure.

Didn't you once build a little rockery in earth orbit from asteroids?