Despite the images of moonscapes and space detritus playing on a loop behind him, tonight feels like watching a DJ.
Earth forms and is pelted by space detritus.
Wish upon a star: Look for shooting stars, known to astronomers as meteors, which are really bits of space detritus, like rocks and ice, that burn up as they enter the Earth's atmosphere.
The titular box of matches is combined with a union jack and abstracted evocations of space and detritus.
Social space, urban detritus, the tension between hand and machine are tackled in psychologically and perceptually nuanced works.
Other items have simply been lost among the space's detritus, perplexing organizers when they turn up during a survey of inventory: a baby mannequin, a George Foreman grill, a board-game version of "The $25,000 Pyramid" ("based on the highly rated TV show," the box reads, beside a grinning Dick Clark).
Some 84percentt of the known debris -- about 8,000 pieces of detritus left from every old satellite or used-up booster rocket launched since Sputnik in 1957 -- lies more than 500 miles up, twice as high as the orbit of the International Space Station, according to officials of the Air Force Space Command, which maps space debris.
In the course of the three plays, the hallway becomes a collective purgatory of sorts, a public space that contains the detritus of private lives — all the wounded, selfish flotsam and jetsam who have washed up between its walls.
How much more lightly can you tread on the planet than by having only one room to heat, and no space to accumulate the detritus of the modern consumer economy?
Currently the space is littered with I.P.L. detritus.
Anderson's company comes with its fat wallets, its precocious grandmasters of capitalism, buying at deep discount the detritus of the space race, the Soviet Union, the cold war.
