💥 SCIENCE MUSEUM LIVE 💥 London’s world-class Science Museum is back on tour 🧪🧪 And it's returning to Parr Hall with a bang on Sunday, 13 April! Capturing the spirit of the award-winning venue with a (literally) explosive production devised especially for the stage, this family show aims to inspire tomorrow's scientists 🥼🔬 https://parrhall.culturewarrington.org/whats-on/science-museum-live/ | Pyramid & Parr Hall

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Explore how food must change to protect the planet in our free exhibition full of hands-on exhibits and fascinating food stories - now extended due to popular demand | Science Museum | Facebook

Earlier this month, outside the Science Museum, I walked past something more interesting to me than half the exhibits inside: a large stand of horsetail pushing up through the concrete 🥰 Horsetail is one of those plants that feels like a time slip. Its ancestors grew taller than houses in prehistoric swamps, and yet here it is now, hugging the edges of car parks, canals and museum walls. Most people don’t give it a second glance… Folklore is full of it. In some places it was called “pewter wort