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Meteorites
As a rare meteorite is added to the collections at the Museum, explore fascinating facts about these objects from space, including where to find them and how they can help to unravel our solar system’s secrets.
Other new content
- View fascinating artworks from the First Fleet collection and discover the stories behind them
- Watch videos about Antarctic research
- Watch the video about Scott's Glossopteris specimen
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Be the first to find out what's coming up at the Museum, look behind the scenes at the life of a Museum curator, or ask Museum scientists for help identifying insects, fossils and more.
Popular content
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Wildlife in winter
Winter isn't just a time for staying indoors and keeping warm. There's an abundance of wildlife outside so get some ideas here.
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Dino Directory
Which dinosaurs lived in Britain and the rest of the world? Check out our guide to over 300 dinosaurs organised by body shape, country, time or using the A-Z.
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The deep ocean
Earth's oceans are home to more species than any other habitat, yet we know less about them than the surface of the moon.
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Urban tree survey
Join in a nationwide survey of trees in our streets, parks and gardens. In winter, it is much easier to distinguish evergreens.
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Earth Debates
Discuss the big issues for the Earth Summit 2012 - how to tackle the challenges of widespread poverty, environmental destruction and our growing population.
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Nature news
Mighty Martian meteorite lands at Natural History Museum
A rare Martian meteorite that could help unravel the mysteries of Mars has arrived at the Museum. The Tissint meteorite weighs 1.1kg and is now the largest Martian meteorite in the Museum's collections.
Nature on film
Latest video
Museum marine biologist Adrian Glover reveals the diversity of life in the Antarctic deep sea and explains why it might be changing.
