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The Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History in D.C. is celebrating a significant milestone for one of its oldest fossils.

A new Smithsonian guide features tips for exploring objects in the sky, examines technology that helps us better understand the universe, and explores ways culture and the arts have used the cosmos to stimulate our imaginations

In a couple of short days, we’ll be in the middle ... at least for a few minutes ... of a celestial event so highly anticipated that Vermonters have been

Thrilled to help guests experience “another wonder of the natural world,” Tellus’ staff members are gearing up for the Great American Eclipse of 2024. The Cartersville venue will offer a

University of Missouri Extension specialists have the buzz on how the April 8 solar eclipse will stop bee activity for a few minutes in parts of Missouri.

Jeff Cook

The untold story of the Wide Awakes, the young Americans who took up the torch for their antislavery cause and stirred the nation

Two pygmy slow loris babies where born in March at the National Zoo’s Small Mammal House.

The fear is older fish populations will decline, which means less egg production.

Will your eyes be on the sky for the total solar eclipse?