The space exhibition is a part of the museum that hasn't changed a lot over the years. Hence why we didn't spend much time in it. That's not to say it isn't interesting though. It holds a good number of interesting and sometimes outright impressive exhibits.

Another of the exhibits, really showcasing the complexity of what Leonardo was able to think up.

The Albert Memorial on the southern edge of Kensington Gardens. The Albert in question being Prince Albert, husband to Queen Victoria. This is the view on it from the east, standing at the road that passes north-south through Gardens and Hyde Park. As you can see from the people right in front of it, it's no small a feature.

No, this isn't some housecat that snuck into the zoo. This is a bona fide wildcat, which the zoo houses a small number of.

Penguins. Their den in the Edinburgh Zoo is quite big. This picture only showing about half of it (not even quite half of it, actually). They usually have a penguin parade every day they are open. But only if the penguins feel like it. They day we went seems to have been too warm a one and the penguins refused to leave their comfort zone. Kind of a pity, but it wasn't as if we couldn't still visit them.