Did you know there are over a million objects orbiting the Earth right now?
Not all of them are operating spacecraft, many of them are referred to as space junk. Join Thomas Ormston from the European Space Agency (ESA) as he delves into space debris, what it means to us and the risks for scientists and astronauts.
In this eye-opening one-off talk and Q&A, learn about the different sources of space debris and hear the very latest developments!
Science Centre doors open 6pm, talks starts at 6:30pm, event finishes 8pm.
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