Gravity - What goes up does not come down

Joanne Wheeler
20 Dec 2013
Indicative reading time: 2 minutes

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"Russia has detonated an old spy satellite, and the shrapnel is hurtling towards our heroes at bullet speed", The Telegraph writes in its review of the new film Gravity.

The debris hurtling towards

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