APPROPRIATELY enough, the Science Museum has one of the most impressive web pages. The best starting point is . Click your mouse on the sign “enter here” and you are presented with a floor plan of the museum and some of the most interesting objects in the collection. On the ground floor, for instance, you will find the Lenoir gas engine of 1865 – the first commercially available internal combustion engine. Or you can keep up with the Science Museum’s travelling exhibition on the information superhighway on . The exhibition will be in Manchester until next month, at the Museum of Science and Industry, which can be found at . While the list of science-related museums on the Internet () just drips with information.
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