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6 article(s) for November 2014

  • 60 Minutes in Space - November 2014

    Posted 11/25/2014 by Kim Evans | Comments
    Scientists from the Space Sciences Department at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science take you "behind the stories" using the best images and animation available to help understand the latest developments. November 2014 - For this final presentation of 2014, Dr. Ka Chun Yu talks about a new im…
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  • Space News Update 11/21/2014

    Posted 11/21/2014 by Kim Evans | Comments
    The Space News Update is put together by volunteers and staff in the Space Sciences Newsroom. Twice a week they review numerous space news websites to bring you the latest stories and information. Find out what to watch for in the night sky, the best time to see the International Space Station pa…
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  • A Stone Lives On

    Posted 11/19/2014 by Frank Krell | Comments
    The Denver Museum of Nature & Science (DMNS) has on display 20 wonderful, whimsical gem-carving sculptures by Russian master artist Vasily Konovalenko. To date, very little has been published on the artist or his work, particularly in English. Since 2009, DMNS curator of archaeology Steve Nash a…
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  • 25th High Country Lepidopterists Meeting Was a Success

    Posted 11/12/2014 by Frank Krell | Comments
    On Saturday, November 8, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science hosted the 25th Annual Meeting of the High Country Lepidopterists, an informal group of people interested in butterflies and moths. Over 40 lepidopterists came to DMNS to meet colleagues and friends, to hear interesting presentations…
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  • Museum Welcomes New Curator

    Posted 11/11/2014 by Tara Hubner | Comments
    The Denver Museum of Nature & Science announces the addition of Tyler Lyson as curator of vertebrate paleontology. Lyson studies fossil vertebrates, particularly dinosaurs and turtles. He is especially interested in the evolution of body plans and extinction patterns of different groups across …
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  • DMNS launches second scientific journal

    Posted 11/09/2014 by Frank Krell | Comments
    On November 7, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science launched its second scientific journal, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science Reports. The Museum's main scientific journal, the DMNS Annals, have been published since 2009 and succeed the Proceedings of the Colorado Museum of Natural Hist…
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