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On December 15-17, 2006, the South Florida Science Museum in West
Palm Beach kicked off the opening of their nine month long "Robotics" exhibit.
Bob May (the man in the original
"Lost in Space" Robot)
was there for the entire weekend giving out autographs, doing
interviews and having a terrific time with the guests of the museum.
Here are some pictures
that were taken at the event. |
Bob May, B9 & Rick
Newman |
Bob May, Robby & the
B9 Robot |
Bob & Judy May at
the South Florida Science Museum |
Bob May's B9 Inscription to Rick |
Bob May, Robby & the B9 Robot |
Bob May signs Rick Newman's B9 Robot |
Bob May & Rick
Newman clowning around with the robots |
Rick Newman, Bob May
& the Robots |
Bob May & Jeanne
Newman |
Judy May, Jeanne Newman
& Bob May |
Bob May & Brandon
Cross |
Bob May & Sonya
Baskell |
Bob May & Rick
Newman at the South Florida Science Museum |
Bob May with Joe &
Minnie Caspi |
Bob May w/ museum
visitor Nancy Berlin |
Bob May playing Galaxy
Golf with Pete & Rick at the SFSM |
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Bob
May,
the actor inside the robot costume was a former
stuntman and dancer for Warner Brothers Pictures. In
addition to Lost in Space, Mr. May has performed in
hundreds of projects for both the movies and television.
He started his career in 1941. May worked with his family
playing theaters, nightclubs, and hotel supper clubs all
over the world.
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We will
be exhibiting these & other robots at our
Science
& Technology Centers
as well as schools,
museums, science expo's, etc.
with the hope that they
will inspire everyone
that views them... young & old.
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"Robby
the Robot" & "Forbidden Planet" are
Trademarks
of Turner Entertainment Co., a Time Warner Company.
Lost in Space® is a registered trademark of Space
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Another
full size
robot that
we
have on exhibit
is
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I-Cybie
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We also
own the World's Largest Private Space Artifact Collection |
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Fort
Lauderdale, Florida |
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Here
is part of our collection on display in Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
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Our
Space Collection Has Been Highlighted On Television, Newspapers
and Magazine Articles. |
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what the Press say's about our
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