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Latest April 17, 2025 Education

Diving Into Darkness With Courage and Curiosity

For adventurer Jill Heinerth, curiosity doesn’t kill the cat. Instead, it drives every discovery. Persistence through failure and fear precedes every success.

March 8, 2021
Research

Polar DinoFest: Aubrey Roberts

Polar DinoFest: Aubrey Roberts
March 1, 2021
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Polar DinoFest: Ron Tykoski

Polar DinoFest: Ron Tykoski
March 1, 2021
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Polar DinoFest: Holly Woodward

Polar DinoFest: Holly Woodward
February 18, 2021

Collapse of Earth's Geomagnetic Field 42,000 Years Ago

It’s a safe bet that most of us aren’t overly concerned with Earth’s geomagnetic field.
February 16, 2021
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Polar DinoFest: Dan Ksepka

Polar DinoFest: Dan Ksepka
February 12, 2021
Research

Ammonoids of the Digital Sea

Ammonoids of the Digital Sea
February 2, 2021

Polar DinoFest: Nate Smith

From our present moment in time, Antarctica might seem like a monolith of ice, rock, and freezing shores.
January 26, 2021
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Polar Dinofest: Kerin Claeson

Dinosaurs frequently grab our attention with their sharp teeth and claws, but there is much more to the Mesozoic world than the "terrible lizards."
January 25, 2021
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Polar DinoFest: Pete Makovicky

Polar DinoFest: Pete Makovicky
January 20, 2021
Exhibitions

Keeping Fish in Mind for Decisions Downstream

Keeping Fish in Mind for Decisions Downstream
January 13, 2021
Research

How Fossils Confirmed the Dance of the Continents

How Fossils Confirmed the Dance of the Continents
January 6, 2021
Research

New Species of Leech Found in Utah

New Species of Leech Found in Utah