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5 article(s) for October 2014

  • Space News Update 10/31/2014

    Posted 10/31/2014 by Kim Evans | Comments
    The Space News Update is put together by volunteers and staff in the Space Sciences Newsroom. Twice a week they review numerous space news websites to bring you the latest stories and information. Find out what to watch for in the night sky, the best time to see the International Space Station pa…
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  • Two New Daddy Longlegs Species Found in Colorado Caves

    Posted 10/28/2014 by Tara Hubner | Comments
    Denver Museum of Nature & Science biologist David Steinmann has discovered two new species of daddy longlegs inside Colorado caves. Sclerobunus steinmanni, named after Steinmann, was found in a rocky cave on City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks land. DNA studies show this species evolv…
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  • Space News Update 10/24/2014

    Posted 10/24/2014 by Kim Evans | Comments
    The Space News Update is put together by volunteers and staff in the Space Sciences Newsroom. Twice a week they review numerous space news websites to bring you the latest stories and information. Find out what to watch for in the night sky, the best time to see the International Space Station pa…
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  • Chris Grinter moves on

    Posted 10/07/2014 by Frank Krell | Comments
    It wasn't long ago that we won a grant from the National Science Foundation to digitize, meaning to database and photograph, specimens of soil-living insect species of our collection. DMNS became a part of SCAN, the Southwestern Collections of Arthropods Network, and we could hire a curatorial assis…
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  • October 2014 Lunar and Solar Eclipses

    Posted 10/01/2014 by Marta Lindsay | Comments
    Total Lunar Eclipse   October 8, 2014         Lunar image: © 2007 by Pedro Ré The second total lunar eclipse of 2014 can be observed in the early morning hours of October 8. An eclipse of the Moon can only take place at Full Moon, and only if the Moon passes through some portion of Eart…
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