AuroraMAX streams the northern lights online
The Canadian Space Agency has just launched an
aurora webcam! The project is called AuroraMAX and allows visitors to view current aur
Where do our butterflies come from?
If you have ever visited the F. Jean MacLeod Butterfly Gallery here at Science North, you would have likely encountered between 4
Blanding’s Turtle
A Blanding’s turtle
(Emydoidea blandingii) is quite easy to recognize, with a yellow-coloured chin and throat and a notched up
Moving Through Time Using Time-lapse
Ever wanted to speed up time, like watching your favorite flower open before your eyes?
What about watching something rot, grow mold
Could There Be Life Beyond Our Solar System?
For thousands of years, humans saw themselves occupying the center of the universe with the celestial spheres, the Sun and all the other
A Whooping Success: From 20 to 300 in seventy years
Whooping cranes are one of the rarest birds on the planet. These large birds almost became extinct when the wild population dwindled to
What’s happening on the 3rd floor?
Renovations are currently underway on the 3rd floor, where new exhibits are being built to showcase three ecosystems: forest, wetlands a
