In This Episode: 1:10 "Space Junk Tracking" Jeff Watson reports from Norad in Colarado on the tracking of the growing space junk problem. Contains a vignette into the Australian space industry that never was. 5:09 "Next Generation Video Games" Iain Finlay looks at developments in computer games. 11:37 "Artificial Eyes" Chris Ardell-Guiness demonstrates the use of LCD technology to make more realistic prosthetic eyeballs, and the possibilities of technology to help the blind to see. 14:40 "Neolithic Take-away" Carmel Travers reports from Germany on how science is uncovering the diet of prehistoric man. Turns out it wasn't brontosaurus burgers after all. 20:45 "Optical Storage" Jeff shows us an optical storage medium that can hold a whole lot of encyclopaedias. 21:48 "Self Navigating Car" Chris Ardell-Guiness travels to Stuttgart Germany and drives a Mercedes that uses the earth's magnetic fields (and a handy booklet full of codes) to navigate. Navman it ain't. 27:25 "Tidal Power Station" Jeff travels to Nova Scotia to examine a renewable power station the relies on tidal shifts to generate energy. 34:38 "Giving Anglers the Edge" Chris demonstrates the latest technology for killing fish as a hobby. 36:50 "Jimmy's Cookies" Carmel travels to New Jersey to see a bakery with only hearing impaired workers. 41:44 "Acrylic Foam Adhesive" Iain and Chris demonstrate a new type of tape from 3M that is super super strong.