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The '''Science Museum''' was a [[scientific]]-based [[science museum|museum]] located in [[London]]. The Doctor had a history with the location.
The '''Science Museum''' was a [[scientific]]-based [[science museum|museum]] located in [[London]]. The Doctor had a history with the location.



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The Science Museum was a scientific-based museum located in London. The Doctor had a history with the location.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

In 1976, the anarchist group Black Star bombed the Science Museum, among other London locations. (PROSE: No Future)

By 2005, an individual known as Alex encountered the Ninth Doctor at the Star Trek-Science Exhibition in the Science Museum. The Doctor was amused by the collection of futuristic props. Alex later recounted this experience on whoisdoctorwho.co.uk. (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)

In the 2020s, a "John Smith" lost something at the Science Museum. The individual posted a review of the museum on Google Maps, asking if anybody had found it. (PROSE: John Smith's Google Maps reviews)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]