Horrible Science Exhibition at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum

Families can now find out just how smelly submariners were, the ghastly food they ate and how sub loos could turn into poo fountains at the family exhibition Horrible Science of Submarines at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Gosport, Hampshire. Written by the author of the Horrible Science books, Nick Arnold and illustrated by Tony De Saulles, extra family activities are planned for the school holidays.

This new funny family exhibition from creators of Horrible Science is part of the Saving HMS Alliance community project to bring new audiences to the Royal Navy Submarine Museum. The Horrible Science series is published by Scholastic Children’s Books and has sold more than 5 million books in the UK since it was launched in 1996.

This funny family exhibition is split into 5 themes, food, filth, pesky pets, scary dives and stinky submarines. Each theme will explore the horrible and scary slide of submarine life with a new Horrible Science character, young submariner Sammy Sardine, created by Tony De Saulles.