B-9 robot from the television series Lost In Space on display at the Into The Unknown: A Journey Through Science Fiction exhibition, at the Barbican, London. Picture date: Thursday 1st June 2017. Photo credit should read: © DavidJensen/EMPICS Entertainment

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