40 Years After Mount St. Helens, Scientists Make Tiny Eruptions to Study Volcanoes
Meet the scientist who makes and studies tiny volcanic eruptions at the Smithsonian.
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For 25 Years, the Smithsonian’s Global Volcanism Program Has Kept Weekly Tabs on Volcanic Eruptions Around the World. Here’s How They Do It
Since 2000, specialists at the National Museum of Natural History have produced the world’s foremost report on active volcanoes
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Explore How Chimpanzees Perceive Gender and More Natural History Programs This April
Tune in to programs about tiny human relatives, fungus-farming ants and more through the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
What’s Hotter Than the Sun and Other Questions From Our Readers
Find out what’s hotter than the sun, how many active volcanoes are in the United States and which national park is Smithsonian Geologist Liz Cottrell’s favorite in the latest episode of "The Doctor Is In."
