Physics Pavillion - anyone?

[armsnlegseverywhere]

The beeb have this to say about the physics pavillion

As for the fluid dynamics of crowds moving around site mentioned in the article, I'm afraid I have to disagree.  I found stage-hopping difficult and time-consuming with the new layout, not only trying to get from Siam to R3CG round the main stage, but from R3CG to Ecotricity round big red....

...so I didn't quite get around to the physics pavillion.  Did anyone? What was going on in there? Was it awe-inspiring and mind-blowing? or dumbed-down and dull?

[dorsethelen]

I agree - there was no quick, easy way to get to the R3 stage from Ecotricity and when there was a big act on the main stage movement in that area was extremely difficult too. I also missed the Physics Pavillion because I forgot all about it - it was tucked away in a corner and you had to seek it out rather than pop in on your way somewhere else!

[standing stone]

Oh yes............!  We joined the queue half an hour before Steven Moffatt was scheduled; queue was already the length going back to the loos by the red tent! Didn't think we'd get near, but the wait paid off - fabulous interview and Q&A session; a chance we just couldn't miss!

[standing stone]

..and then we went back for Malarkey on Sunday night: H and Del had great fun: Del, have you checked out yours yet? Here's one of H: 

[standing stone]

It gets our vote - hope it is back next year

[jax2000]

According to Radio Womad yesterday, it will!

[standing stone]

Huzzah! I'm looking forward to either Tim Peake, Stephen Hawking, Brian Cox, Sheldon Cooper or Einstein then