Museum cosmochemist Caroline Smith takes a close look at the geology of objects far, far away.
Meteorites reveal evidence about space and its history, such as how planets were formed. Find out how in our webcast.
Join geologist Richard Cowen for an exploration of the relationship between geology and ancient people.
In this video, museum mineralogist Andy Fleet discusses the history of diamonds from the Romans to the modern day.
Mineral curator, Mike Rumsey, talks about the identification of the new mineral matching kryptonite's unique chemistry.
Take a closer look at craters, geysers and lava lakes with our mineralogist Frances Wall.
Join UCL geologist Simon Day to find out where tsunamis come from, how they start and just how powerful they can be.
Liz Evans tells us about her work, how volcanoes are formed and how scientists study them.
Britain's plants have changed radically over the years. Trace the roots of today's flora through the fossilized specimens at the Museum.
Join Ivvet Modinou and the Nature Live team as they bring you all the action from the 2006 festival
Join us at the 2005 Lyme Regis Fossil Festival in Dorset, a celebration of remarkable remains and fossil folklore.
Ever wondered how oceans form or where and when the next one will appear? Join us to find out.
Museum cosmochemist Caroline Smith takes a close look at the geology of objects far, far away.