Casper Planetarium Launching Us To The Moon In November
The first moon landing was in 1969 and with today's technology and space programs the landing will continue.
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Are More Wyoming Women Entering the Manufacturing Industry?
Data from the U.S. Census Bureau finds that more and more manufacturers are hiring women.
NASA Rover Lands on Mars to Look for Signs of Ancient Life
Mars has long been a deathtrap for incoming spacecraft.
Biden Environmental Challenge: Filling Vacant Scientist Jobs
The loss of scientists who left during the Trump administration is hampering enforcing rules against polluters and finishing vital climate research.
Yellowstone Visitor Alert: Biologists Extend Grizzly Captures in Park
Capture operations can include a variety of activities in a variety of areas.
Wyoming Lawmakers Defeat Bill Challenging Health Officers
Medical professionals raised concerns that the bill would signal a shift from using medical expertise to popular political opinion.
US Military’s Mystery Space Plane Rockets Back Into Orbit
The one just launched features an extra compartment for experiments.
Scientists Examine Grand Teton National Park Glaciers
Scientists are using GPS readings from the surface of the glaciers, time-lapse photos and stakes to examine the glaciers.
Laramie Teacher Selected for 2019 National STEM Scholar Program
Allison Baas, a seventh-grade life science teacher at Laramie Middle School, was selected to participate in the 2019 National STEM Scholar Program in Bowling Green, Kentucky
Indiana Sewer Project Unearths Trove of Mastodon Bones
Workers installing sewer lines across a southern Indiana farm unearthed the fossilized bones of a mastodon that likely stood about 9 feet (2.7 meters) tall.