Minnesota Skies: November 2019
Your local guide to observing celestial objects and events
Fall back and find out what you can see this month: both the morning and evening skies get an infusion of new planets.
Recent Posts
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2019-20 Showcase Artist Michael Wilson
Published11/08/2019 , By Michael Wilson
As an Anishinaabe person, I have spent a great deal of time involved in seasonal harvesting and have been educated in our own relationship based school of science. For example, nets are set after the spring frogs are heard, an observed signal that the ambient temperature is rising and frogs… -
Going to Bat for Biodiversity
Published10/31/2019 , By Eve Daniels
Curator Sharon Jansa sees the mammals collection as a window into understanding past biodiversity & how we can shape and approach the future. -
Minnesota Skies: November 2019
Published10/30/2019 , By Deane Morrison, Thaddeus LaCoursiere & Sarah Komperud
Fall back and find out what you can see this month: both the morning and evening skies get an infusion of new planets. -
2019 Report to the Community
Published10/18/2019 , By Denise Young & Brian Buhr
Friends, When Minnesota legislators called for a state museum of natural history in 1872, they proved their smart and innovative thinking about the enduring role of nature to our wellbeing as a people and a state. Our research is at the forefront of describing and explaining environmental change and biodiversity,… -
Bell Museum Hosts Minnesota’s First ‘Statewide Star Party’
Published10/07/2019
The Bell Museum invites stargazers across the state to participate in Minnesota’s first Statewide Star Party during the weekend of Friday, November 8 through Monday, November 11, 2019.