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    Cutty Sark Open daily 10am-6pm Last entry 5.15pm Adult: £18 | Child: £9 Members go free
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    Inside the megaship: on board one of the world's biggest container ships What is it like to sail on one of the giants of global trade? Artist and researcher Zoe Childerley journeyed aboard HMM Southampton to find out
    ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026 shortlist Discover a selection of the breathtaking images shortlisted in the global astrophotography competition
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Does Jupiter have rings?
Learn more about Jupiter’s faint rings, which are likely from meteor bombardment of its moons sending material into space
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'Royal George' – a First Rate model
Royal George is a great example of a ship model from the 18th century and provides a fascinating insight into the ship design of the period.
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‘Bellona’ – a Third Rate 74
The 74, a Third Rate, was the most important new ship-type of the later 18th century. Bellona was one of the most successful Royal Navy designs and became a prototype for its 74s.
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The importance of warship models
The Royal Navy ship models from the 17th to 19th centuries are of immense historical value. They are unique records of the development of warship design.
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Masque and music at the Stuart court
Henrietta Maria and Charles I loved to present masques - great spectacles of dance, music, poetry and drama.
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Greenwich Palace and the Tudors
Situated beside the River Thames, Greenwich had been a popular royal residence for centuries
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