The Science Museum in London has opened its new free Space gallery, which showcases iconic objects from space and new technologies. In the new Space gallery, which has replaced the former Exploring Space gallery, guests can learn about space exploration and view space sector innovations. Space-themed activities at Science MuseumAbbie MacKinnon, lead curator of the Space gallery at the Science Museum, said: “I have no doubt that the fascinating objects and stories in our new Space gallery will enthral visitors of all ages, from the historic Apollo 10 spacecraft which carried astronauts to the Moon to the people developing novel space technologies in the UK today.”To mark the opening of the Space gallery, the Science Museum offered a weekend of free space-themed activities. Ian Blatchford, director and chief executive of the Science Museum Group, said: “As a species, we’ve always looked to the stars. “Whether you’re fascinated by the engineering behind space exploration, inspired by stories of space pioneers, or simply curious about the planets, Space invites you to delve into humanity’s greatest adventure.”Images courtesy of the Science Museum