08/05/2020 La exhibición DOGS! A SCIENCE TAIL abre el 14 de agosto en el Denver Museum of Nature & Science DENVER, 5 de agosto. ¿Alguna vez te preguntaste qué estaría pensando tu perro o si entiende lo que le dices?La exhibición itinerante Dogs! A Science Tail (Perros: una mirada científica), que llega al Denver Museum of Nature & Science el viernes 14 de agosto, ofrece una novedosa y emocionante exp… Read More 08/04/2020 “DOGS! A SCIENCE TAIL” Exhibition to Premiere at Denver Museum of Nature & Science on Aug. 14 Wondering What Your Dog Is Thinking? “DOGS! A SCIENCE TAIL” Exhibition to Premiere at Denver Museum of Nature & Science on Aug. 14 Read More 06/24/2020 Denver Museum of Nature & Science recibe subvención CARES del Fondo Nacional de las Humanidades El Fondo Nacional de las Humanidades (National Endowment for the Humanities, NEH) otorgó $150,000 al Denver Museum of Nature & Science como parte del programa de subvenciones NEH CARES (subvención número PB-275373). Read More 06/22/2020 Denver Museum of Nature & Science Receives National Endowment for the Humanities CARES Grant The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded $150,000 to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science as part of the NEH CARES Grant program (Grant No. PB-275373). Read More 06/17/2020 El Denver Museum of Nature & Science reabrirá al público el 23 de junio El Denver Museum of Nature & Science reabrirá al público el 23 de junio. La exhibición THE ART OF THE BRICK (El arte del ladrillo), que está recorriendo el mundo, también se inaugurará el 25 de junio. Read More 06/17/2020 Denver Museum of Nature & Science to Reopen June 23, The Art of the Brick to Debut with Museum Reopening DENVER―June 17―The Denver Museum of Nature & Science will reopen to the public on June 23 with a members only preview on June 22. The global touring exhibition THE ART OF THE BRICK will open to the public on June 25 with a members only preview on June 24. Read More 05/07/2020 Geologists refine the timing of the Cambrian explosion of diversity of life using Grand Canyon rock layers The history of the Earth and of life on Earth is written in sedimentary rock layers. Sedimentary rock layers 541- 485 million years old, from the Cambrian Period, provide a record of incredible mystery. And, thanks to recent findings, a more exacting timeline. Read More 04/29/2020 Marooned on Mesozoic Madagascar International Team of Researchers, Led by David Krause of Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Discover 66 Million Year Old ‘Crazy Beast’. Read More