Every year during the rainy season, Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses National Park treats visitors to an amazing sight
For centuries the humble bathroom has been shaping the space we live and work
Artist Jonathan McCabe builds computer programs that create their own art—intricately patterned images that look part organic, part kaleidoscopic
If you like visiting the capital's museums by day, you'll love what they offer after five
A physical-to-digital game sets allows kids (and adults) to bring real-life creations to apps
Created by European powers, the nation of Iraq may be buckling under the pressure of trying to unite three distinct ethnic groups
Native to five World Cup host cities, these foods will bring South America to your kitchen
Eight-legged predators probably prey on vertebrates much more often than arachnologists previously assumed
A Smithsonian-led team earlier this year scanned the president, creating a bust and life mask for the National Portrait Gallery
Victoria Sambunaris’s new photography book, Taxonomy of a Landscape, goes beyond the amber waves of grain to catalogue what's on America's horizon
Architect/historian Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc suggested that the balcony was forged in the heat of battle.
Ford and Heinz want to replace barrels of petroleum used in manufacturing with buckets of tomato skins
By 2050, robotic experts at the annual world robotic's championship hope to create a team of robots that can best the winning World Cup team
At a Naturalization ceremony held at the home of the famous flag, second generation American Ralph Lauren explained what the banner means to him
Back before medical school was a respected place to be, New Yorkers raised up in protest over the doctors’ preference for cadavers for study
New research shows that some corals may be able to adapt to faster warming than previously thought
Crowdfunding is hot right now, but a lack of regulation might leave backers at risk of falling prey to a swindle
When the Confucian elite got stressed, they'd stare at nature paintings to recharge and renew their souls
A new Smithsonian Channel documentary features "Shark Girl," a fearless 20-year-old Aussie who has spent hundreds of hours swimming with the creatures
An eye-catching protest across Europe is steeped in cultural heritage says Smithsonian curator Michael Atwood Mason
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