He showed us we are capable of great things when we look within ourselves, says scholar Nina Sanders
The images capture only a fraction of the millions of creatures and objects that are stored away from the public eye
The American History Museum's James Zimmerman dives into Miles Davis' sound and style
Succumb to "Orchidelirium" at The New York Botanical Garden
Here's how one of Custer's rare swords found itself in the hands of a lucky collector
An acoustic ecologist reveals his findings
They're called Halo Sport, and they send electrical charges into the brain that their inventors say can boost athletic performance
"Megacities Asia," a new exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, features 19 installations inspired by cities with populations of 10 million or more
Watch the transformation unfold before your eyes
A new museum offers a rebuke — and an antidote — to our sanitized history of slavery
The best place to see Switzerland's stunning flora is high up in the mountains
Dark practices may have helped the elite keep the lower classes in line, a new study hints
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: India
Jaya Jaitly aims to protect India's cultural heritage from the threat of globalized marketplaces
New research shows attaching LED lights to fishing nets can keep turtles from becoming accidentally entangled
A butterfly's slow wing beat enables it to make rapid and unpredictable changes of direction. Here's why that's such a useful trait
A sensor-packed egg, developed by a team at Microduino, could lead to clues about the birds' livelihood
America's heartland is a cheesy paradise
In 1850, hundreds of migrant ships arrived in San Francisco, fueled by gold rush. But many of these ships weren't needed after that and were simply sunk
More than just a desire to learn, a seat aboard the historic vessel Hōkūle`a requires skill, dedication and well, . . .obsession
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