As part of the Google Art Project, you can now virtually wander the halls of the museums and see remarkably detailed reproductions of hundreds of works
From the dead-ball era to the steroids era, the balance between pitchers and hitters has always been in flux
In honor of baseball's Opening Day, here's a list of baseball-related films that may be new to you
New research reveals hominids were building fires one million years ago, pushing back the origins of controlled fire by more than half a million years
Tales of aquatic dinosaurs have proliferated through the news, providing one more sad example of failed reporting and the parroting of fantastic claims
Double-baked biscuits with a long shelf life were the food of choice for European travelers, and the tins they were packaged in are now collector's items
Smithsonian Archives' Wikipedian-in-Residence Sarah Stierch is determined to bridge the gender gap on Wikipedia
Unmixed feelings about mixed drinks, from the Singapore Sling to the Spritz con Aperol, courtesy of a thirsty traveler
From the Beats to CEOs, the residents of Sausalito’s houseboat community cherish their history and their neighbors
"Climbing without risk isn't climbing," says Yvon Chouinard, American rock climbing pioneer and founder of Patagonia
Smithsonian experts answer your burning questions
A new study indicates that daydreamers are better at remembering information in the face of distraction
A cell biologist says dinosaurs spent their days floating in lakes, but his idea doesn't hold water
Put the bumpy, sour, off-key sound of a mobile ice cream vendor on repeat and play it loud, and you've got an infectious earworm
As polio ravaged patients worldwide, two gifted American researchers developed distinct vaccines against it. Then the question was: Which one to use?
Author Rafe Sagarin looks to the natural world for tips on how to plan for national emergencies
Breaking news: Cute baby monkey born at the zoo!
A 3.4-million-year-old fossil foot shows that early hominids had more than one way of walking around
For an April Fool's prank, one of our readers created a burning sauropod
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