On December 4th 2009 I recorded an interview with Ewen Chardronnet. I’d heard that he’d been to space places in Russia.
I want to interview people, artists who I think have pioneered, have gone into space agencies as sort of the first artists. I want to find out what their impressions are because I have […]
It seems a long time after the event to be writing back my thoughts!
I wanted to make sure at some point I had fed back to you and people who took part, where the ideas came from and why I wanted to collaborate on the storytelling event we did together. Also to find out from […]
The students at Srishti talk about the moon they saw a couple of weeks ago when they were on separate field trips in different parts of India. Guitar by Yashas.
- You’re in charge of the grounds,
Roy Edgington: thats right,
- which is just amazing its just gorgeous.
- How have you come to be here?
R: Well I’m a career changer, I’m a late career changer, I worked in the city got made redundant, went to a specialist horticulture college and there […]
Here is the first podcast from The satellite Investigations World Tour: Goonhilly One.
1. Open iTunes.
2. Go to Podcasts in the left hand menu.
3. Go to Advanced in the top menu and open ‘Subscibe to Podcast…’
4. Paste this url into the box http://www.aconnectiontoaremoteplace.net/world_tour/podcast_wt.xml
Many thanks to Des Prouse and Simon Gittins for this unique guided tour.
(image courtesy UCL, MSSL)
Voyages of spacecraft through the rooms, minds, garden, lanes, conversations, meetings, oceans, atmospheres, magnetospheres, the pulls and the pushes, the stages of certainty and uncertainty.
This is one plan, the first draft. It could work with a skeleton structure, that’s open enough for adaptation and improvisation, but explores themes, pathways and distances. A […]
This phrase came up this morning.
This evening this poem:
Which Apu reads out in the middle of the film Aparajito by Satyajit Ray .
Today I went to find satellites in Trinity. The eclipses are starting soon. They begin short, say a minute and then can be 20 minutes long by August. Shaun Bloomfield told me this. He works with Hinode. Japanese children choose the satellite’s names. Hinode means sunrise. Yohkoh means sunbeam, Yohkoh and Hinode were Solar A […]
Sumona, Govind and Babita describe the spacecraft to me following their visit.
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