Science Museum Travel Clock : 39 results priced between £5.00 and £50.00

Science Museum Analogue Watch Save on the RRP £37.99 This dual band radio controlled watch automatically picks up the radio controlled signal from the UK or Europe atomic clock to ensure the watch is set to the correct local time. The watch won’t need re-setting as you travel Europe, it will automatically revert to accurate time wherever you are, and even adjusting for British Winter and Summer Time. It has a clear analogue face with hour, minute and second hands, and is accurate to one second...

Electronic weather forecaster with projector clock, indoor thermometer and hygrometer (measures humidity) Includes perpetual calendar, alarm and snooze function

44 Advantage card points. The Science Museum Green Science Potato Clock is a great introduction to scientific experimentation and fun. FREE Delivery on orders over 45 GBP.

Electronic weather forecaster with projector clock, indoor thermometer and hygrometer (measures humidity) Includes perpetual calendar, alarm and snooze function

RC Projection Clock MSF Radio Signal Different Projection Colours Time, Date and Temperature Requires 3V AC Adaptor/2 x AA batteries [both included], Weight: 0.42 lbs., Manufacturer: Zeon Ltd

Description Details Delivery & Returns Have traditional batteries had their chips? This potato-powered clock serves up a whole new kind of eco-friendly energy. The kit comes complete with wires, transparent tape, copper and zinc strips - all you'll need is a simple spud to get the clock ticking. It's the perfect present for the potty professor. Packaging dimensions: 21.5cm x 17cm x 5.5cm Item code: 271165 Age group 8+ Battery powered No Brand Science Museum Delivery Standard Delivery...

Description Science Museum stationery products brought to you by NPW. Each product has a scientific or maths theme and all are based on exhibits and galleries at the world famous London Museum. Products include a fascinating info sheet featuring scientific principles and fun facts. Paper-folding meets space travel! Create complex rockets, tracking stations, shuttles and astronauts. This set contains 80 sheets of brightly coloured origami paper and a full-colour 32 page instruction book. Pack size...

What's cooking? Perform 6 experiments with culinary ingredients: Learn to generate electricity by using a fork and tomato and light up a bulb; power a clock using a lemon - and so much more.

The Science Museum alarm clock is the most accurate clock of its size in the world, updating 3 times a day with up to the millisecond precision from the atomic clock in Frankfurt. Where the average clock loses up to 15 minutes a year, the scientific talking alarm clock will stay 100% accurate as long as there are batteries in it! Because it's radio controlled, it will automatically take into account leap years, daylight saving time and anything else a standard alarm clock wouldn't be programmed to...

This clever projecting clock shows the indoor humidity and temperature readings. It also records the temperature for the last 12 hours and displays this information in a bar graph. Digital display with backlight; 24 hour clock; Snooze function; Calendar; Temperature display; Thermometer. General information: Mains powered; Mains adaptor supplied; Batteries required 4 x AAA (not included). EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 5013348035554.

Relying on an inclinometer the orientation of this clock determines the colour and mode to be displayed. Choose between Alarm, Clock, Temperature and Timer. Approximate size 10cm, requires 3x AAA battery.

About this collection Young pilots-to-be can find out about all kinds of amazing aircraft and the five fantastic jigsaw puzzles inside. The book is packed with fascinating facts and figures about aircraft, including fighter planes, helicopters, air acrobats, jumbo jets and supersonic record breakers. Young astronauts-to-be can find out about amazing spacecraft and space travel and the five fantastic jigsaw puzzles inside. The book is packed with fascinating facts and figures about rocket lift-offs...

Rocket Alarm Clock 3 - 2 - 1... BLAST OFF!!! Fun Novelty Science Museum Do you need a rocket to get you out of bed in the morning? This Rocket Alarm Clock wakes you with a countdown before launching from its pad when the count is up! 3 – 2 – 1… BLAST OFF!!! If you have problems lifting off in the morning, this rocket-inspired alarm clock is the solution. Designed to turn your beside table into a launch pad, it’ll wake you up with a NASA-style countdown before sounding an alarm and launching skyward...

Radio Controlled time signal Colour changing projection options Time,Temp,Date disply Temp in Degrees C & F Alarm with snooze Product Size 9(h)x13(w)x4.5(d)cm Weight 238grams, Weight: 0.53 lbs., Manufacturer: Science Museum

With a screen taller than four double-decker buses, state-of-the-art 3D technology and wrap-around sound, the Science Museum IMAX 3D cinema transports you deep into the action. From deep sea adventures to space travel, the IMAX Experience takes you places you never before imagined!

No need to queue for the cash machine when you can have your very own! The Science Museum Touch screen ATM bank is really an ultra-hi-tech money box but looks very realistically like an actual ATM. This one recognises coins and automatically records the total amount, with cash card and PIN entry withdrawal for security, as well as an alarm clock and date feature. Notes can also be inserted. A great way to get a young person interested in proper money-handling. Requires 3 x AA batteries (not...

A set of pyjamas that are ideal for any fan of the world beyond our own and space travel. The red long sleeved top features a large space shuttle graphic above a ringed planet and a scientific fact. Completed with a contrasting green trim around the crew neckline and sleeves.

What! No Batteries? Be a scientist as you discover how to power this digital clock using potatoes. You'll be amazed! The kit teaches you how to make a real galvanic battery from potatoes to power a digital clock. See how zinc and copper electrodes create and electrochemical reaction to generate voltage and learn how to wire up a circuit.

Science Museum Photographic Jigsaw Books: Space (Science Museum Photo Jigsaw Bk) by Science Museum Picture Library (Photographer) Format: Board book (12 pages) ISBN 10: 1405093064 ISBN 13: 9781405093064 Publisher: Campbell Books Published: 06 Jul 2007 2 in stock Item Condition: Used - Good Price:£2.59List Price: £5.99You Save:£3.40 (57%) Quantity: 1 2 Add to wishlist Or buy from Amazon.co.uk Description:Covering spacecraft and space travel, this book contains five jigsaw puzzles....

Are birds the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs? Is there life after extinction? Award-winning science writer Wayne Grady follows vertebrate paleontologist Phil Currie to China, Patagonia, and the Canadian badlands in search of evidence. While chronicling his travels with Currie, Grady also details the experience of fieldwork.

What! No Batteries? Be a scientist as you discover how to power this digital clock using potatoes. You'll be amazed! The kit teaches you how to make a real galvanic battery from potatoes to power a digital clock. See how zinc and copper electrodes create and electrochemical reaction to generate voltage and learn how to wire up a circuit.

Set of six London Science Museum booklets, published between 1965 and 1975. Produced in low numbers at the time, these are hard to come by now. In the set; Early Machine Tools, minor crease to cover Clocks & Watches, Weight Driven Clocks, very good Lighting, Early Oil Lamps and Candles, minor corner creases Lighting, Gas, Mineral Oil, Electricity, minor creases Lighting, Other than in the home, very good Physics for Princes, The George III Collection, very good Each booklet measures about...

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With a steampunk pool of ridiculous props, a smoke machine and some costumes. Watch the challenge ! This fantastically funny show features all your favourite characters : Passe-Partout, Phileas Fogg, Captain Nemo and of course all the incredible machines! Jules Verne pioneered the science-fiction genre. He wrote about space, air, and underwater travel before any of it were even possible. He is the third most translated author in the world. In February, Exchange Theatre takes the young audience in...

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