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The science museum in South Kensington, London An engineer will definitely feel right at home here. Shots from my day visit to the science museum in South Kensignton, London.
...and sighting equipment
You gotta love the random rockets in random places
Space! To infinity and beyond!
At the science museum attrium!
...the catch being it suspended almost 6 floors up, amazing!
You can have it in any colour, as long it is black
Engines galore!
Early mechanical automation at the energy hall
The Force Field theater
The flight section!
Overview of the main museum walk
Good thing for the invention of SCUBA!
This might be one of the largest public collection of watches
even the lifts are works of science themselves *drool and studies*
to the not so present.
a display of composites in everyday life
With the exception of a select few...
including manufacturing processes
There is never a problem of too much turbine horsepowers!
At South Kensington London!
Dude where's my junk?
Visiting the Science museum!
Due to the size of naval equipment, many are scaled models
So this thing sucks? :3
Security checks at the entrance
An inverted mclaren F1 at the entrance
The museum main atrium
At the computing section
There's plenty to explore in the museum
Peace never looked so funky!
discovering the Muslim heritage in our world
An atomical display of bobbles at a materials exhibit
Featuring a myriad of naval navigational...
There is an international scope to the vessels on display
With an assortment of telescopes!
such as this funky chair
Featured is the 1001 inventions display
and even plastic coffins!
Where did we park the car honey?
It's literally suspended on thin lines. :3
There are many marine models on display
Love the details of the displays
Few of the many naval vessels
The exhitbit teaches about plastic in our everyday life
Awesome V8 for a boat!
Interesting creations from plastic
The computing exhibits
Expect to find plasticy contraptions here
Did someone say thermioic valve?
At the Astronomy sector!