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Beavers at Lake Itasca
Published03/28/2019 , By Andria Waclawski
Learn more about the animals (and the people) behind the oldest of the large dioramas at the Bell Museum—now celebrating 100 years! -
Minnesota Skies: April 2019
Published03/27/2019 , By Parke Kunkle
Find out what you can see this month: Mars, zodiacal constellations, Lyrids, and more! -
Water Worlds
Published03/22/2019 , By Gretchen Zampogna
Congratulations to UMN students Camryn Schmidt and Putheawin Samphea! The pair presented an original planetarium show, Water on Other Worlds, for the museum’s Weather & Water After Hours event on March 20. -
Stunning ‘Museum of the Moon’ landing in Minnesota May 21–June 9
Published03/21/2019
The Bell Museum will showcase “Museum of the Moon,” by UK artist Luke Jerram, from May 21–June 9, 2019. -
Minnesota Skies: March 2019
Published03/01/2019 , By Parke Kunkle
A planetary showcase, the seven sisters, and a super moon: find out what you can see this month! -
Conserving Audubon’s ‘Birds’
Published , By Don Luce
No single person better represents the integration of science, art, and nature than John James Audubon (1785-1851). Read more about the eccentric genius behind Birds of America and how you can see his work in person at the Bell—for a limited time! -
Weather to Climate: Our Changing World
Published02/01/2019
Thunderstorms. Blizzards. Tornadoes. We don’t get to choose the weather, but we’re having an impact on it. Learn the difference between weather and climate and how they are connected in this special exhibit. On view February 2 – April 28. -
Curious Minds Welcome
Published01/30/2019
Tracing the natural history of Minnesota from the cosmos to the current day, we are an inclusive space that strives to make curiosity commonplace among all visitors. -
Space Fest Recap
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Thanks to the thousands who participated in our Year of Apollo kickoff, celebrating all things space at Space Fest, January 19-20! -
Minnesota Skies: February 2019
Published01/28/2019 , By Parke Kunkle
How to view the Winter Circle, er Oval, and more in the latest astro-news!