Events - April
Date: April 5 - November 2

The Science of Survival: Your Planet Needs You! is an exhibition into the future. Have you ever thought how life will be in the year 2050? What kind of food will you be eating? How will you travel? What type of house you will be living in? How will you and our planet survive considering changing climate and dwindling resources?

Accompanied by four virtual guides, Dug, Tek, Eco and Buzz, The Science of Survival is an attempt to meet challenges like creating the kind of neighborhood you would want to live in, designing a super-food and finding water in unusual places.

In the exhibition you will be surprised to learn about new technologies and ideas that could make a big difference now and in the future like jeans made from sugarcane and a net that collects drinkable water from fog.

You can also contribute your ideas and innovations to the exhibition in building the Future City.

Entry to the Museum is free.

Venue:
Science Museum
First Floor

Access:
By Underground
Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington on the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines.

By Bus:
Outside South Kensington Underground Station bus routes 14, 49, 70, 74, 345, 360, 414, 430 and C1 stop. From here it is only five minute walk north to the Museum’s Main Entrance.

Outside the Royal Albert Hall on Kensington Gore bus routes 9, 10, 52 and 70 stop. From here it is only five minute walk south to the Museum’s Main Entrance.

By Car:
Getting there by car is not advised because of limited parking space. However, outside the Museum on Exhibition Road a small number of disabled parking spaces are available.

By Bicycle
If you want to travel by bicycle, the Transport for London Journey Planner issue detailed route planning for journeys to the Science Museum, including printable maps, and the option to travel where possible on cycle routes.

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