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Bugs are bigger than ever at the Bell Museum
Published07/27/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Don Luce’s Retirement: Leaving a Career and Legacy at the Heart of the Bell Museum
Published07/23/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Minnesota Skies: July 2021
Published06/23/2021 , By Deane Morrison
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Minnesota Skies: June 2021
Published05/25/2021 , By Deane Morrison
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Ancient Wood: Finding Natural History in Carver, MN
Published04/29/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Minnesota Skies: May 2021
Published , By Thaddeus LaCoursiere
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Climates of Inequality: Centering Justice in Natural History
Published04/28/2021
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Understanding a Diverse Environment through Data Collection
Published04/13/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Indigenous Astronomy & the Bell
Published03/30/2021 , By Gretchen Zampogna
When our planetarium team presents live shows in the Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Planetarium, the constellations that appear on the dome are typically the shapes and forms imagined by ancient Greeks and 16th century European astronomers. Why? Simply put, because that’s the knowledge typically taught in western education. The Bell…Read More -
Constellation Hunter: Hidden in the Spring Skies Part 2
Published03/29/2021 , By Sarah Komperud
Throughout the last year, we’ve embarked on a journey to find 39 northern hemisphere constellations in our Constellation Hunter series. Along the way we’ve found seasonal favorites such as Orion and Cygnus, the ever present circumpolar constellations like Ursa Major, and a few bonus constellations not on the official list…Read More