A six-minute immersive panoramic-video experience brings to life the moment that the asteroid — traveling about 45,000 miles per hour — struck Earth.
Read moreDetailsA six-minute immersive panoramic-video experience brings to life the moment that the asteroid — traveling about 45,000 miles per hour — struck Earth.
Read moreDetailsThe American Museum of Natural History is turning 150 years old on April 6th. To celebrate, it is launching a multi-year series of events and programs
Read moreDetailsHere's an old joke from the Cretaceous Era: Caveman 1: "Man, that Titanosaur is big." Caveman 2: "How big is he?"
Read moreDetailsCentral Park is full of people and their antics these days, so be on the lookout.
Read moreDetailsAfter 27 years on 81st Street and Columbus Avenue, Maxilla & Mandible closed its doors for good on Sunday night, stuffing brown paper into the display window where skulls and fossils used to sit and slapping a tiny sign on the front saying simply "Gone Digging."
Read moreDetailsMaxilla & Mandible, the fossil shop at 451 Columbus Avenue where thousands of New York kids gawked at the bones and fearsome skulls of dinosaurs, bobcats and crocodiles will close this month
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