Science

Dinosaur exhibit comes to St. Cloud
A replica of Sue, the famous 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex, will be on display in St. Cloud starting this month.
Rock star physics and an homage to Einstein
A pop star turned physicist explains how the arrival of Einstein's theory of relativity turned the world on its ear.
Bones found last month at a home construction site in the town of Warren belonged to an American Indian adult.
Scientists search for life beyond Earth
NASA's Kepler spacecraft has already spotted a new planet, shortly after its launch, giving scientists hope of someday finding a new earth-like planet. Midmorning delves into the science behind the hunt for extraterrestrial life.
How does your dinosaur grow?
Dinosaur expert Kristi Curry Rogers talks about her latest research into how the largest dinosaurs grew. And new research shows relatives of the largest dinosaurs were small enough to burrow in the ground.
Aspen highlights--1959 and Darwin
Two speeches from journalists at the Aspen Ideas Festival: Fred Kaplan on his new book "1959" and David Quammen on his book "The Reluctant Mr. Darwin."
Decoding brain development
Three scientists sat down together at the 2009 Aspen Ideas Festival in Aspen, Colo. to discuss how our brains develop over the course of our lives.
University of Minnesota to house world's largest magnet
A ceremony Thursday at the University of Minnesota marked the start of construction of a building that will one day house the world's most powerful magnet.