…It will be a striking sight. Even though it might not look like it, the Moon is also socially distancing from Jupiter and Saturn in a big way. The Moon…
…success if you see even just one meteor. Call it a success even if you don’t. You got yourself outside to enjoy nature at night and peer into the universe….
…the support of a generous donor, Morehead is extending its Museums for All partnership to include annual memberships in addition to $1 one-day tickets. SNAP EBT cardholders are eligible for…
…invest in a membership, you are not only investing in the future of Morehead, you are investing in the future of science education in North Carolina. Purchase a Morehead membership…
…our mission. In what ways has science or education shaped/influenced/enhanced your life? Is science a big part of your life? A: “Oh yes I can say that… I am interested in everything.” …
…it is difficult to isolate genetic and environmental mechanisms, and that it requires a huge collaboration between scientists of different disciplines. Fixing the racial disparity will not be instantaneous, and…
…its bright light will obscure dimmer meteors in the same way that human-made light does. If you’ve chosen to watch for meteors when the Moon is up, try to position…
…his successful repair of a stab wound to the heart in 1893. Granville T. Woods, Inventor In the heyday of 19th century innovation, Woods was a brilliant inventor of communication…
…Board and continues to serve North Carolina with her participation in the North Carolina Science Festival. Stephani Page: Dr. Stephani Page is a postdoctoral researcher in the Pharmacology Department at…
…to our understanding of animal behavior, including his discoveries that insects hear airborne sounds and honeybees see pattern and color. Roger Arliner Young, Zoologist In 1940, Young became the first…
