Jay Murali27th November 2020 Here’s a quick prompt: think of a dinosaur – any dinosaur. Picture it in your head....
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Channel your inner child at an event that will take you back to your formative years. Explore the Museum after...
Step into the world of dinosaurs at March Lates. Uncover the secrets of the Mesozoic Era, with a little help...
66 million years ago, a ten-mile-wide object from outer space hurtled into the Earth at incredible speed and destroyed the...
Fans of Jurassic Park will remember how the roaring dinosaurs shocked us out of our seats and pulled us back...
The Crystal Palace dinosaur models were unveiled in 1854 and took the world by storm starting the original Dinomania. These...
The Grant Museum has invited the co-curators of the Strange Creatures exhibition to showcase an object from the Museum’s collection...
The University of the Third Age once again teams up with the Ri for an afternoon of fascinating science talks....
Many people now believe that the dinosaurs were wiped out by the impact of a large asteroid about 66 million...
Enjoy the Natural History Museum's exhibitions, galleries and special activities in the evening and eat and drink with friends. Explore the Wildlife...
By studying the skeletons of dinosaurs like stegosaurs, palaeontologists can learn a lot about how they behaved, moved and lived....
Visit the Natural History Museum's exhibitions and galleries, talk with their scientists, then bed down in the iconic Hintze Hall or watch...
The Museum's newly unveiled Stegosaurus may have died 150 million years ago, but its fossilised skeleton can still tell us...
Deep behind enemy lines, somewhere amongst the buildings of University College London, there lies… dead things. The Grant Museum of...
This article is taken from the Winter 2011 issue of I, Science. The story of 19th century palaeontology is one...
Any kid who watched Jurassic Park through their fingers will be pleased to hear those Raptors sometimes got what was...
