On 6 October , the Science Museum will open it's most ambitious exhibition yet . Science Fiction invites us to boldly go and explore strange new worlds and visitors will embark on an adventure through the cosmos aboard an extra - terrestial spaceship accompanied by an Al guide , touch down on an unexplored world and gaze over planet Earth . The immersive , features a specially - developed alien language was designed by award - winning creative studio Framestore , and curated by the Science Museum Group .

On 6 October , the Science Museum will open it's most ambitious exhibition yet . Science Fiction invites us to boldly go and explore strange new worlds and visitors will embark on an adventure through the cosmos aboard an extra - terrestial spaceship accompanied by an Al guide , touch down on an unexplored world and gaze over planet Earth . The immersive , features a specially - developed alien language was designed by award - winning creative studio Framestore , and curated by the Science Museum Group . Stock Photo

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