Kraljica Elizabetha II objavila svoj prvi post na Instagramu

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Britanska kraljica Elizabetha II objavila je svoj prvi post na Instagramu i tako iznenadila brojne poštovaoce kraljevske porodice. Kraljica je tokom posjete Muzeju nauke u Londonu obišla nekoliko muzejskih postavki ali je najviše interesovanja pokazala kodiranje dječijih računara, budući da je Muzej nauka već godinama predvodnik u tehnologijama, inovacijama i kao takav, proteklih decenija inspirirao brojne generacije naučnika i istraživača u ovim oblastima.

-Danas, tokom posjete Muzeju nauke otkrila sam pismo u Kraljevskoj arhivi, koje je napisano mom čukundjedu princu Albertu- napisala je kraljica u svojoj prvoj zvaničnoj objavi na Instagramu.

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📽 Watch the moment Her Majesty The Queen posted on @theroyalfamily Instagram for the very first time.

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Her Majesty The Queen is today visiting the @sciencemuseum in London to announce its summer exhibition, Top Secret, and unveil a new space for supporters, to be known as the Smith Centre.

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We were honoured to welcome Her Majesty The Queen to the Science Museum today, where The Queen shared a post on Instagram for the first time and announced a new major exhibition, ‘Top Secret: From Ciphers to Cyber Security’. • • While visiting HM The Queen also opened our new supporters centre, The Smith Centre. • • We’re delighted HM The Queen has used this visit to the Science Museum as an opportunity to post on Instagram for the first time, following sending Her Majesty’s first Tweet from our Information Age Gallery in 2014. • • ‘Top Secret’ opens on 10 July 2019. It will explore over a century’s worth of communications intelligence through hand-written documents, declassified files and previously unseen artefacts from @GCHQ’s historic collection. Book your free tickets in our bio.

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