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Messenger-InquirerDinosaurs serve as ‘science gateway’ for kidsJoe Aholt, a dinosaur handler at the live-action tourist attraction Dinosaur Adventure, talks about the attraction’s highlights and how it…

NOAA uses research vessels, buoys, and a host of other tools to study Earth. Credit: NOAA Changes in our weather, air quality, oceans and Great Lakes…

Earth’s day-night cycle is precisely defined, with each one spanning a 24-hour period before the next begins. This is the criterion by which we live our…

Experimental physicist Daniela Angulo poses with a device in the physics laboratory at the University of Toronto. Scientists have long known that light can sometimes appear…

The Moon may look like a barren rock, but it is actually covered in a layer of gravel, pebbles, and dust known collectively as “lunar regolith.”…

BEMIDJI — Bemidji State University is seeking applications for the Northern Minnesota Regional Science Fair taking place Friday, February 28 at BSU.Students in grades 6-12 can…

The web pages in this section include science information supporting every part of Ohio’s education system: Ohio Learning Standards, model curricula, assessments, and additional resources to…

ROCHESTER, NY — The New York State Department of Education has released testing data for the 2023-2024 school year. Rochester City School District (RCSD) scores are…

The Wilson Center 5G beyond borders The project explores how the United States, Canada, and Mexico can work together to maximize the benefits of 5G and…