April 5th, 2017

Science Museum

River Thames from the Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges

Shell Centre Building near the Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges, London	St Paul's Cathedral from Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges, London	Waterloo Station, London Opened in 1848. Victory Arch over the main entrance, commemorates World War I

River Thames from the Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges	The Shard. Tallest building in the UK at 1,016 ft

Science Museum, London

Babbage Difference Engine Science Museum, London	Scheutz Difference Engine Science Museum, London	Early Calculator, 1885 Science Museum, London	Richard Sheepshank's Telescope, 1829 Science Museum, London

X-ray Shoe Machine, 1950 Science Museum, London	Theodolite from the Survey of Ireland 1826 Science Museum, London	Ocean Modeller Science Museum, London	Tide Calculator Science Museum, London	Enigma Machine, 1934 Science Museum, London

Differential Analyser, 1935 Science Museum, London	Elliot Computer, 1954 Science Museum, London	Logic Computer, 1949 Science Museum, London	Greenwich Time Service Science Museum, London

Quantum Computing Chip, 2012 This chip was used in quantum cryptography and Shor's factoring of the number 21 Science Museum, London	A Calculator for Reinforced Concrete Science Museum, London	Mirror Anamorphosis, 1750 Science Museum, London	William Froude's Slide Rule, 1877 Science Museum, London

Turret Clock Science Museum, London	Celestial Globe China, 1830 Science Museum, London	The Clockmakers' Company collection Science Museum, London	Marine Chronometer, 1830 Science Museum, London	C19th Skeleton Clock Science Museum, London

Watch movement by Thomas Mudge, 1755 Science Museum, London	Pocket Watch Science Museum, London	Pocket Watch Collection Science Museum, London	Pharmacy Leech Jar by Samuel Alcock & Co., Stoke on Trent Science Museum, London

Electrotherapy Equipment by Thomas Blunt, 1801-1822 Science Museum, London	Joseph Lister's Microscope, 1839 Science Museum, London	Miniature Phrenological Heads made by William Bally, 1831 Science Museum, London	X-ray Tube Science Museum, London

4-stage Scout Rocket, used from 1961 to 1994. Science Museum, London	Black Knight Rocket 1957, Black Knight re-entry head, 1957 and Gamma 201 engine, 1957 Science Museum, London	Apollo 11 Astronaut wearing gold visored helmet, standing beside the Moon Lander Science Museum, London

The Hubble Telescope Science Museum, London	Black Arrow R4 Rocket Engine Science Museum, London	Moon Lander Science Museum, London	Apollo Seismometer Science Museum, London

Moon Rock Science Museum, London	Satellite Models Science Museum, London	Tim Peak's Spacecraft, 2015 Science Museum, London	Apollo 10, 1969 Science Museum, London

Early Weaving Loom Science Museum, London	William Lee's Knitting Machine, 1589 Science Museum, London	Harrison Power Loom, 1851 Science Museum, London

Budding's Lawn Mower, 1832 Science Museum, London	Early Vacuum Cleaners Science Museum, London	Early Sewing Machines Science Museum, London

Traction Engine, 1871 Science Museum, London	49 Columbine 2-2-2 Grand Junction Railway Steam Engine designed by Alexander Allan Science Museum, London	Rotary Printing Press, 1870 Science Museum, London	Model Paddle Wheel Engines of the SS 'Great Eastern' designed by John Scott Russell, 1853-1857 Science Museum, London

Theodolite, 1791 Science Museum, London	Cray 1A Computer, 1976 Science Museum, London	Clock of the Long Now, also known as 1,000 year clock, 1999 Science Museum, London	'Dandy' hand-operated apple peeler made by Goodell Co., Antrim, New Hampshire Science Museum, London

Admiring the houses in Ascot

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