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We are open five days a week, Monday to Friday 12.30 - 16:30

 

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Detail of glass fungus model

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In-depth articles about some of our key collections.

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Opening Times

Please note that our lift is currently out of action and we do not have a step-free entrance.

Our maintenance unit is dealing with this urgently, and we hope to resolve within the next two weeks.

We are open five days a week, 12.30 - 16:30.

Monday 12.30 - 16:30

Tuesday 12.30 - 16:30

Wednesday 12.30 - 16:30

Thursday 12.30 - 16:30

Friday 12.30 - 16:30

We hope to see you soon!

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Read more at: Mapping Weather and Modern Meteorology

Mapping Weather and Modern Meteorology

A chart of the Indian Ocean showing the temperature of the water, the currents of the air and ocean, directions of the wind, as well as districts of hurricanes, regions of typhoons, and trade routes.

The nineteenth and twentieth centuries saw a more systematic approach to collecting accounts of weather conditions, which included charting weather on maps. With the development of the aviation and space industries, collecting data from the three layers of our atmosphere - mesosphere, troposphere, and stratosphere - became increasingly important.

 

             

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