They’ve obviously decided that it’s popular, as the Science Museum is again giving over an entire hall to computer games.
The Science Museum is offering you a chance to end Dry January with a flourish, with tastings of bad beers and insects for snacks.
Conceived before NASA, before Sputnik, Britain was leading the space race with the development of the world’s longest running, yet oddly little known, space rocket programme.
Last year, a vast room was filled with digital explosions and 8-bit graphics to the delight of many, and it’s returning again next month.
An exhibition at the Science Museum looks at what happens when diplomacy fails, and war shatters people, in body and mind.
Today marks the unveiling of two remarkable clocks at the Science Museum.
As an example of how TfL uses data analysis to plan future tube station upgrades, a 3D scale model of Bond Street tube station has been loaned to the Science Museum.
The Science Museum has announced that it is to send Stephenson’s Rocket to the Great Exhibition of the North 2018.
A display of mechanical marvels opens at the Science Museum and leaves the viewer with mixed emotions about the blurring boundary between man and machine.
As the world miniaturises and computerises, the Science Museum has opened a new gallery that delights in the massive mechanics of mathematics.
The Russian Soyuz spacecraft used by Tim Peake in his mission to the International Space Station is to go on display in London following its acquisition by the Science Museum.
For nearly 250 years, the silver swan has astonished audiences, and next year it will come to London for the first time in over 150 years.
It takes some effort for a science museum to open an exhibition about science and technology that upsets scientists, but London’s Science Museum has managed it.
Tickets to attend a TEDxLondon talk are about to be released, where speakers from across science, technology, education and the arts will explore the end of ageing at the Science Museum.
A long cavernous space within the Science Museum has been filled with over 160 retro computer games, from the earliest Pong to fairly recent 3D virtual reality headsets.
Later this month marks the 25th anniversary of the UK’s first female astronaut blasting into space, and she will be at the Science Museum for a talk/question session.
The ending of the first Industrial Revolution marked the birth of another, the Information Revolution — in the form of the first photographs, and to mark that revolution, a new exhibition has opened at the Science Museum.
A museum collection that is a shade over 200 years old has moved to a new home, and been given a makeover of how the objects are displayed.
The quick answer is no — not as we know them today — but the longer answer is sort of, maybe.
An exhibition of dual historical significance has come to the Science Museum, as huge models of Leonardo da Vinci’s wonderous imagination go on display.
A chance to hear from the second man to step foot on the moon, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who will be at the Science Museum later this month.
To mark the 200th anniversary of her birth, the Science Museum has opened a small gallery devoted the “mother of computing”, Ada Lovelace.
Not literally, as they are all dead now, and that would be rather macabre, but there is an exhibition about what the scientists did when alive.
It can scarce have escaped your notice that the Soviets have invaded London. Less keeping calm and carrying on though, than get excited and rush over to the Science Museum.
