UK premiere of high definition moon footage

Hi-Def Moon
super/cinema | wed 28 january 2009
At Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD
Free
Time: 6.45pm, Q&A at 9pm
Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD
http://www.super-collider.com/supercinema/

Super/collider is proud to announce our first live event the UK public premiere of the Japanese space agency's High-Defintion moon footage, shot by the SELENE lunar space probe. this free screening will take place on the big screen as part of the Science Museum's new Lates programme, and will be followed by a Q&A with JAXA mission planner Dr. Shin-ichi Sobue, live from Japan. don't miss your chance to see this amazing footage the closest you can get to flying over the moon!

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
_entry is free and no booking is necessary
_the Science Museum opens for the evening at 6:45pm
_the footage will be running all night with our live Q&A with Dr. Sobue taking place at 9pm

film Hi-Def Moon
Goddamn it, it looks good. The rather wonderful Supercollider science site is running its first live event, a gorgeous looking screening of the Japanese Space Agency's hi-def films of the moon (a first showing in this country). If that weren't enough (and it should be the stills are beautiful) there's a Q&A with a scientist to explain exactly what it is you're looking at, and it's absolutely free. More details should be forthcoming from their website , but this looks like the year's first no-brainer, I've-got-to-see-that event.