Created: 2005-07-22
Photographs documenting my visit to the Science Museum in London on July 22, 2005.
This gallery held exhibits from the Eighteenth Century to the present day, illustrating the development of modern industrial society.
Clock of the Long Now prototype (427 x 640) The final version of this clock is intended to keep time for 10,000 years, and will be of immense proportions, housed in a chamber carved out of a cliff in Nevada. | |
Clock of the Long Now, low shot (427 x 640) Lying-on-the-floor shot of the Clock of the Long Now prototype. | |
Stephenson's Rocket (427 x 640) Bad photo; lighting was really weird in that part of the museum. I wanted to get a low shot, but due to the position of the exhibit, I'd have had to lie in the walkway and get in everyone's way. | |
Difference Engine prototype (640 x 427) Yes, there was a Difference Engine exhibit in this gallery, too. This one is Babbage's incomplete prototype. | |
Difference Engine prototype, from gallery (640 x 427) I'm such a fanboy. | |
Cray-1 supercomputer (640 x 427) Looks more like an item of furniture... |
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