OLogy: Earth & Astronomy
OLogy is the Museum’s science-rich website for kids age 7 and up. In the Earth section, they can explore how plate tectonics affect our world, read an interview with rocks, and find step-by-step instructions to make their own weather stations and edible Earth! In the Astronomy section, kids can take a closer look at Mars, investigate gravity, and learn how to make a sky journal to record the night sky.

Science Bulletins: Earth
Feature stories, interactive data visualizations, and weekly Snapshots bring you discoveries and current science research, convey how new technologies are applied in Earth science, and depict recent earthquake, volcanic, and climate activity.

Young Naturalist Awards
A research-based essay contest for students in grades 7-12 to promote participation and communication in science.

Creating the Hall of Planet Earth
Explore the stories behind the making of the Museum’s Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth—the expeditions, scientists, preparations,

Kids in the Hall of Planet Earth
This geology website for kids created by kids include interviews with kids and scientists, an online challenge, and a quiz.

Black Smoker Expedition
This expedition website chronicles the adventures of scientists, engineers, and educators as they collect a black smoker sulfide chimney from the ocean floor.

Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the American Museum of Natural History curates the Museum's world-renowned collections of minerals and gems, meteorites, ores, rocks, and xenoliths.

Milstein Hall of Ocean Life
About 3.5 billion years ago the ocean gave rise to the first life on Earth. Today no matter where you live, it shapes and sustains your life-and all life around you.

Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites
Hundreds of times each year, a rock survives the fiery trip from space and lands on Earth. Take a look at some of these "fallen stars" that have been recovered from around the globe.