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News & Blogs Study Suggests Some Catfish Can Sniff Research describing unique sensory mechanism in a Congo Basin catfish species wins award. News & Blogs New Study Asks: “Where Are the Tiny Dinosaurs?” Research suggests that competition with mammals may explain why non-bird dinosaurs never evolved into truly tiny animals.
News & Blogs Most Novae Star Systems are Sleeping, Study Confirms Examine dormant novae systems and their potential to reignite, revealing new perspectives on stellar life cycles. March 30, 2020 News & Blogs 540-Million-Year-Old Marine Fossil Remains a Mystery Explore the discovery of Cambrian marine fossils and what they reveal about ancient ocean life and evolutionary history. March 12, 2020 News & Blogs Lorikeets’ Flashy Feathers Are Multitasking, Study Finds Explore how lorikeets evolved their vibrant feather colors and what this reveals about their environment and behavior. March 2, 2020 News & Blogs Ancient Rodent Nests Contain Clues from Earth’s Past Packrat nests preserve ancient DNA, highlighting past climates, plant life, and animal populations. February 18, 2020 News & Blogs New Exhibits Bring Aquatic Worlds to Discovery Room Dive into the aquatic world at the Discovery Room exhibit, where hands-on learning meets fascinating underwater exploration. February 6, 2020 News & Blogs The Colorful Ruby-throated Hummingbird Hummingbirds use their iridescent feathers not just for display, but also as an effective camouflage against predators. February 4, 2020 News & Blogs Great Canoe Relocates to Northwest Coast Hall Discover the story behind the Great Canoe and its relocation to a new exhibit space, preserving its cultural significance. January 31, 2020 News & Blogs Solar System Neighbors, With Different Fates Neighboring planets in our solar system have taken different evolutionary paths, offering insights into planetary dynamics. January 24, 2020 News & Blogs Charles Hayden and How NYC Got Its Planetarium Learn about the Charles Hayden Planetarium in NYC, offering immersive space experiences and astronomy education. January 13, 2020 News & Blogs Cracking the Three-body Problem with Chaos A new approach to the three-body problem uses chaos theory to predict the movements of celestial bodies. January 8, 2020 News & Blogs Latest Ape from Europe Moved Unlike Any Primate Alive Today Ancient primates' movements reveal clues about their behavior and ecological adaptations. December 23, 2019 News & Blogs Saturn’s Rings Reveal How Our Solar System Formed Saturn’s rings provide clues about the formation and evolution of the solar system, shedding light on planetary dynamics. December 19, 2019
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