HMNS hmns.orgPODCAST | Shark Facts vs Fiction with the Mother of Sharks Melissa Cristina MarquezHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-06-01 | In this podcast episode of "Sharks: Tooth Be Told", Melissa Cristina Marquez (The Mother of Sharks) joins us to help demystify sharks and the sensationalism around "the Jaws Effect."
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13016 University Blvd. Sugar Land, TX 77479Is there a reason for being a museum member?HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-03-14 | ...The newly improved Cockrell Butterfly Center is NOW OPEN! 🦋HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-03-10 | Newly renovated with new crystal clear glass, enhanced lighting, and wider more accessible pathways! Open to members 3/10 and the public 3/11
#butterfly #butterfliesComing soon: How to make the best cup of coffee of your life...using science! #coffee #scienceHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-03-02 | $20 French Press + $25 magnetic pill lab mixer = the best cup of coffee you'll ever make in your life ☕50 Years of Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon! Whats the science behind the iconic album cover?HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-03-01 | Pink Floyd released Dark Side of the Moon fifty years ago along with one of the most iconic album covers in history...so what is the science behind it? hmns.org/planetarium/films/dark-side-of-the-moonTiny peg vs. massive pendulum...#physics #science #pendulumHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-02-17 | 180 pounds of Foucault Pendulum vs. a few ounces of wooden peg...a clash for the ages!
#science #physics #pendulumPendulum vs. Peg...there can only be one champion...HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-02-17 | Tiny wooden peg vs. 180 pound Herztein Foucault Pendulum. Who will be the victor in this battle of physics? hmns.org/exhibits/permanent-exhibitions/pendulum280+ million year old Dimetrodon vertebra in our paleontology lab! #fossil #fossilsHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-02-13 | We check in with Colin in the paleontology lab at HMNS and examine a vertebra most likely from a 283 to 287 million year old Dimetrodon![PODCAST] Tut Tut, Now What? Ep 1: A Valley of Destiny. How Carter discovered King TutankhamunHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2023-01-27 | Search "Tut Tut, Now What?" in your favorite podcast app!
Ever heard that saying about how the journey begins with the first step? It couldn't have been more true for Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Everything changed one fateful day in 1922 when British archeologist Howard Carter uncovered 16 steps leading to the Boy King's long-lost tomb. The world hasn't been the same since...
Tom Hardwick, consulting curator of HMNS’ Hall of Ancient Egypt, and Kat Havens, HMNS’ director of curriculum and content, introduce us to our leading men and the desert site that shaped their destinies: the Valley of the Kings. Mentioned in this episode:
The Tomb of Tutankhamen, Howard Carter Howard Carter: The Path to Tutankhamun, T.G.H. James Tutankhamun: The Untold Story, Thomas Hoving. Journal of Howard Carter, entry Sunday, Nov. 26, 1922. The Griffith Institute. Want to Dig Deeper? When researching this episode, we read:
Treasured: How Tutankhamun Shaped a Century, Christina Riggs In the Valley of the Kings: Howard Carter and the Mystery of King Tutankhamun’s Tomb, Daniel Meyerson How are we doing? Send us a hieroglyphic at podcasts@hmns.org.
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hmns.orgWhat are museum donations actually used for?HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-11-22 | These are just SOME of the ways museum donations are used to inspire curiosity and change lives hmns.org/checkout/donateDigging dinosaur fossils in the Badlands of WyomingHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-11-12 | Dinosaur fossil hunting in the wild west Badlands of Wyoming, USA. Come along as we bask in the enormity of an infinitely breathtaking landscape...and bring our nose down to the very dirt in the nursery of eons. From the triumph of discovery, to the poignance of humanity... come experience what is truly in our bones. hmns.org
Filmed, written, narrated, and edited by Johnny HembergerKing Tuts Tomb Discovery Experience EXCLUSIVE WalkthroughHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-11-08 | King Tut’s Tomb Discovery Experience is generously supported by Woodforest National Bank, the John P. McGovern Foundation, the Harriet and Truett Latimer Endowment Fund, and HMW Entertainment.Save the date! In Our Bones Premiers 11.11.22! | TEASER TRAILERHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-11-04 | Mark you calendars for this November 11th, 2022! An epic adventure awaits digging up REAL dinosaur fossils in the Badlands of Wyoming. hmns.orgNightmare At The MuseumHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-10-26 | Evie is dedicated to her work as an HMNS Photographer and has spent many hours perfecting an image of the museum's prized Rhodocrosite. Little does she know that this mineral has breathed life into some truly unimaginable creatures.In Our Bones Trailer | COMING SOON!HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-10-15 | "In Our Bones" follows the HMNS Adult Education team as they experience the extremes of experiential contrasts digging for dinosaur bones in the Badlands of eastern Wyoming. Coming soon! hmns.org/education/adultsAustralian bloke visits HMNS :)HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-10-07 | The struggle is real for our Aussie friends visiting museums in the Northern Hemisphere :) hmns.orgWhat happens to the butterflies while the Cockrell Butterfly Center is closed for renovation?HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-09-17 | ...Why John F. Kennedys We choose to go to the Moon speech changed the world. Context is everything.HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-09-12 | "Not because they are easy, but because they are hard." The 60 year anniversary of one of the most important speeches in human history. On September 12, 1962 John F. Kennedy stood in Rice Stadium at Rice University and delivered the words that would change not just the world, but the universe as we know it. Enjoy this HMNS exclusive video homage to such a pivotal moment in history. hmns.org
#moon #jfk #speechGlowing cave rocks? How does fluorescence work?HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-08-19 | Learn about mineral fluorescence and what makes these cave rocks glow inside the Black Hills Caverns of South Dakota.Slow-motion water...a moment of zenHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-08-17 | ...How to find the dinosaurs at the Houston Museum of Natural Science! #dinosaur #dinosaursHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-08-06 | A short guide to finding our dinosaurs in the Morian Hall of Paleontology. hmns.orgOur Poison Dart Frogs get an awesome home upgrade thanks to The Bio Dude!HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-08-05 | The Bio Dude (thebiodude.com) takes us behind the scenes showing us the fascinating process of doing a home reno...for Poison Dart Frogs! hmns.org/cockrell-butterfly-centerBig bones discovered at the dinosaur fossil dig site!HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-28 | We have found some huge bones here at the dinosaur fossil dig site. Alex explains!Digging up dinosaurs in the Black HillsHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-25 | ...We found Barosaurus bones! HMNS Dino Dig 2022: Day 1HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-22 | ...4th generation Master carver Patrick Dreher takes us into the minds behind the Dreher MasterworksHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-19 | Patrick Dreher is a 4th generation master carver in a long lineage of exceptionally talented artists. Join us for a revealing interview to get a glimpse into the mind of one of the greatest stone carvers the world has ever known. These are the Dreher Masterworks. hmns.org/exhibits/special-exhibitions/dreher-masterworksBody Worlds curator Angelina Whalley tells all in revealing candid interviewHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-12 | Physician, designer, creative architect, and curator Angelina Whalley gives us behind the scenes insight into the curious power of the world famous exhibit "Body Worlds." hmns.org/exhibits/special-exhibitions/body-worlds-the-cycle-of-lifeHow to find the dinosaurs in HMNSHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-08 | One of, if not the most asked question of museum staff is "Where are your dinosaurs?" Well, enjoy this short guide to find the Morian Hall of Paleontology set to the parody key of "Stranger Things." dropbox.com/s/gfa72ts8ffdi094/Finding%20Dinosaurs%20TALL.mov?dl=0HMNS RETRO (1997) | Seashells, Snails, and Giant Squid Tales!HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-07-05 | We're Mmm Boppin' onto your video feed with a gem from 1997! Here's a blast from the past with HMNS Retro where we learn all about Seashells, Snail, Giant Squid Tales...and find out how the years have treated some of our favorite curators! ;)
#dinosaur #tyrannosaurus #tyrannosaurusrexDreher Masterworks | EXHIBIT SNEAK PEAKHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-06-24 | Experience the exquisite design and craftsmanship over four generations of the Dreher family. Meticulously and expertly carved into fine gemstones, this gallery will leave you speechless. Come and witness the Dreher Masterworks at the Houston Museum of Natural Science hmns.org/exhibits/special-exhibitions/dreher-masterworks
"Houston Got Rex!" Lyrics by Emma Schkloven & Stephen Cowart Produced, recorded, and mixed by Johnny Hemberger Performed by Emma Eschkloven & Johnny Hemberger
Parody of "Baby Got Back" by Sir-Mix-a-LotThe Dos & Donts (& some tips) of visiting the Cockrell Butterfly Center (and likely others too)HMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-06-03 | Visiting the Cockrell Butterfly Center is an unforgettable experience that will stay with you for life. Here are some do's, don'ts, ...and even some tips on how to make sure you, the butterflies, the plants, the animals, and everyone else has the most wonderful experience possible. Enjoy! hmns.org/cockrell-butterfly-center
Blog article with bonus tips and some behind-the-CBC-scenes! blog.hmns.org/2022/06/rules-of-the-rainforest-inside-the-cockrell-butterfly-centerCosmic Collisions Trailer | BURKE BAKER PLANETARIUMHMNS - Houston Museum of Natural Science2022-06-02 | Now Showing! From subatomic particles to the largest galaxies, cosmic collisions are a universal phenomenon of nature. Creative and also destructive, dynamic and dazzling, collisions have resulted in many things we take for granted – the luminescent Moon, the Sun’s warmth and light, our changing seasons, waves washing up a sandy shore. They’ve ended the Age of Dinosaurs and changed the very map of the cosmos, reforming galaxies and giving birth to new stars and new worlds. "Cosmic Collisions" provides an unprecedented and extraordinary view of these events – both catastrophic and constructive – that have shaped our world and our universe. Tickets & Info hmns.org/planetarium