SSTL on The Gadget Show

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Small satellite pioneer and all round British space innovator SSTL will star in next week’s episode of The Gadget Show on the UK’s Five television channel at 8pm on the 8th March.

Of course the exact details of the program are top secret, but presenters Ortis Deley and Suzi Perry will attempt to locate fellow presenter Jon Bentley using satellite technology. If you want to find out more, you’ll just have to tune in.

The Gadget Show
I can’t imagine what could be more interesting than tuning in to The Gadget Show, but those Space Blog readers who can’t find the time or are not UK-based could try Five's Internet powered on-demand service Demand Five. It may also be possible to catch up with repeats on digital channel Fiver and satellite channel Bravo. Our Australian friends may find that it is broadcast on The Lifestyle Channel.

Thanks to all involved in SSTL Mission control, clean rooms, management and PR for making this happen.

Broadcast weekly, The Gadget Show previews and reviews the latest gadgets and catches up with the latest technology news. The show is full of entertainment and aims to “give Joe Public and geek alike an insight into the gadget world”.

See The Gadget Show website for more details.

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