Why should kids have all the fun? Discover a more elegant overnight experience, for those aged 21 and up.
Worlds Beyond Earth at the Planetarium, see a nature film
Ro Kinzler is a course author for Seminars on Science, the Museum’s online professional learning program for educators.
The lights go on, you get your film and your cameras
Bubbling hot springs. Antarctic ice. Deep ocean trenches. The Himalayan peaks. Few organisms can live in any of these places, but the hardy tardigrade can survive them all.
curls into a ball and surrounds itself with a waxy film
The AMNH T. rex has inspired pop culture for more than a hundred years. Legendary book designer Chip Kidd tells how it came to grace the cover of Jurassic Park.
[OLD FILM PROJECTOR SPOOLS] [Pieces of archival footage
Bubbling hot springs. Antarctic ice. Deep ocean trenches. The Himalayan peaks. Few organisms can live in any of these places, but the hardy tardigrade can survive them all.
curls into a ball and surrounds itself with a waxy film
Haida territories include Haida Gwaii, an archipelago off the coast of British Columbia, and surrounding waters.
A film by Nang Ḵ’uulas Patrick Shannon for the Haida
Learn more about the famous mega-predator Tyrannosaurus rex. This famous fossil is shown in a stalking position: head low, tail extended, one foot slightly raised.
[OLD FILM PROJECTOR SPOOLS] [Pieces of archival footage
Find out why the case for T. rex to be split into three different species was found to lack evidence.
[OLD FILM PROJECTOR SPOOLS] [Pieces of archival footage
The Museum’s new blog on Tumblr, which showcases a wide range of photos taken by staff photographers, was recently added to Tumblr’s Spotlight, a directory of inspiring blogs, in the…
the Museum’s halls, exhibitions, and collections on film
Discover the history, collections, and research services of Gottesman Research Library at the American Museum of Natural History.
Film Canister and Reels Film canister and reels
