Join Huw James in Keep Space Tidy, a powerful short film that explores the hidden but growing problem of space junk. As thousands of new satellites are launched to connect and support life on Earth, old and broken pieces of equipment are left behind, turning space into a crowded and increasingly dangerous place. In this film, Huw travels to Tenerife—home to some of the clearest skies on Earth—to show how orbital debris is already disrupting astronomy and threatening future space missions. Through interviews, demonstrations, and real satellite images, the film explores how even tiny fragments can cause huge problems, how satellite re-entry may be affecting our atmosphere, and why international cooperation is urgently needed. With a focus on solutions like the European Space Agency’s Zero Debris Charter and a call for a new Sustainable Development Goal for space, Keep Space Tidy highlights how we can balance innovation with responsibility—and why the next generation of scientists and engineers will be key to keeping the final frontier safe for everyone.