thing on bbc1 right now with Hammond

[Quiff Wichard]

looks good.


discuss

[Shellywoozle]

giz it chance only been on 2 mins .... ha ha

[maviczap]

Recording it on other half's instructions :smt079

[appollo1]

lightning going up the way rather than down to the ground!!!!


weird

[Quiff Wichard]

giz it chance only been on 2 mins .... ha ha

been on 20 mins here shell!

your spanky swanky new telly must have lag- take it back. !

me goin to watch it on i player tomoz.. the ps3 is calling me.(dont really like hammond since his accident altered his personality and presenting style but can suffer him when I can fast fwd his inane repetitive throw away lines)

[Shellywoozle]

been on 20 mins here shell!

your spanky swanky new telly must have lag- take it back. !

me goin to watch it on i player tomoz.. the ps3 is calling me.(dont really like hammond since his accident altered his personality and presenting style but can suffer him when I can fast fwd his inane repetitive throw away lines)

Must be the vodka I am consuming more like :smt026 ..... wish I could take tele back ... went down £100 a week after I stuck in on the bleeding wall :(

[gruntygiggles]

Looks amazing in HD. I love programmes like this. Rain that never hits the ground and wet hamburgers in the sky...lol

[Shellywoozle]

Oooh that swimming thingy bit is good (not wanting to give too much away for Quiffy) ....... think I need to get rid of some blubber LOL

[Bluepete]

Very cool isn't it!

Pete ;)

[Vorkohnen]

Exploding seed pods. Well I never...

[appollo1]

this is an amazing programme that has opened my eyes to a lot of things...................especially the exploding fastest thing in the world horse poo!!!

[Vorkohnen]

Omg the milk separated back into milk again :O

[Wideboy]

ay that was good that

[TimMcC]

Yeah, enjoyed that. I wonder what the next one is about...

[flymo]

very cool

[Thingus]

I had it on mute, looked sweeeet.

[DarrenSV650S]

It was very interesting. I wanted to know more though! :p

Just as he was starting to explain what was happening he moved on to the next thing. The lightening coming from the earth was pretty amazing

I'll be watching the next episode for sure :)

[kellyjo]

Fantastic photography but i felt it lacked any real scientific substance so didnt hold my concentration.

[Stig]

Anyone care to mention the title of the program so I can watch it on iplayer at work instead of working? Ta. :)

[mattSV]

Fantastic photography but i felt it lacked any real scientific substance so didnt hold my concentration.

Agreed - it seemed to be a case of:

"We have got this great new super-high speed camera, what can we go and film with it?"

[keithd]

had richard hammond in the title, therefore to me it automatically made me avoid it. the little pillock annoys me

shame. never mind, i've got my wonders of the solar system to stimulate my mind... :)

[Jabba]

Looks amazing in HD

Yep - High-speed cameras and HD are made for each other. Stunning.

Much better than watching Chelsea, even when they get beaten :thumbsup:

[Viney]

lightning going up the way rather than down to the ground!!!!


weirdIt happens even with the smallest strike. They are called tracers. I saw it on a programme once, so i am an expert in lightning :lol:

Was pretty cool. Got bored with the programme after 30 mins and started to watch 24

StigOD

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00rmrln/Richard_Hammonds_Invisible_Worlds_Speed_Limits/

[Stig]

Just watched it. Cheers Viney. Seen something similar but far more fascinating on Discovery channel using high speed cameras. Got rid of an hour though. :)