How volcanologists brave lung-singeing fumes to monitor eruptions with cutting-edge sensors
Earwax has a job to do; but many are not hearing the message
Pick your wardrobe carefully—the lives of sea animals may depend on it
A new book chronicles spaceflight’s centuries-long journey from dream to reality
Loaded with power, massive storms may be another conduit for renewable energy
Life at the home of George Washington is told anew
A tech company best known for creating Twitter bots has put its skills to help make podcasts go viral
Italian researchers have figured out how to turn spent coffee grounds into a foam that can remove heavy metals from water
From assiduous editorials to destructive superstorms, the last weeks of presidential elections have seen shocking campaign twists
In their heyday, these dead animal displays were virtual reality machines
In 1961, archaeologists in southern Israel discovered a mysterious set of documents. They provide clues into the elevated status of Nabataean women
Star Trek's decision to cast Nichelle Nichols, an African American woman, as major character on the show was an almost unheard-of move in 1968
FEMA themselves admit that they look to the omnipresent chain to see where the damage is the worst
The zoo's cassowary “still has that mysterious aura about her—that prehistoric, dinosaur-walking-through-the-rainforest-quality."
As one of his iconic bow ties arrives at the Smithsonian, Osgood reflects on good and bad doggerel and how to tie a good knot
The leader of the deadly slave revolt had a deep Christian faith that propelled his rebellious actions
Part urban planner, part cartographer, sculptor Norwood Viviano uses state-of-the-art mapping tools to make powerful works of art
A 20-year retrospective of Brandon Ballengée's artwork explores humans' connection to cold-blooded creatures
Yellowstone cutthroat trout are on the brink of extinction as invasive lake trout continue to eat them
For spotted hyenas, like humans, social wealth equals better health
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