Articles

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This Thanksgiving, Make a Wish on a Dinosaur

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Nutmeg: The Holiday Spice With a Glamorous Past

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Sculpture of Toussaint Louverture is African Art's "Mona Lisa"

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Science Trivia on Your Thanksgiving Plate

When you need to change the subject at the Thanksgiving dinner table, these tidbits of food science trivia could help...

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Two New Dinosaurs From Utah: Hippodraco and Iguanacolossus

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Who Would You Send on a One-Way Trip to Mars?

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Artist Alexis Rockman Tells A Tale of Tomorrow at American Art

Ewer with birds, snakes, and humans, China, Middle Yangzi River Valley, ca 1100–1050 BCE. Bronze

"Ancient Chinese Jades and Bronzes" Opens at the Freer Gallery

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Inviting Writing: Family Feasts at a Georgia Granny's House

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Koreaceratops—A Swimming Ceratopsian?

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Rare Science Books up for Auction Next Week

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Events: Native American Dance, Book Signings, Postal Museum Tours and More

Town Brook, the once main water supply for Pilgrims in 1621 has been ailing for decades due to multiple dams constructed along the 1.5-mile stream.

The Waterway That Brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth

Town Brook gave sustenance to the Plymouth’s early settlers, but years of dam building have endangered the struggling stream

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From Harold and Maude to Harry Potter: Making Fictional Foods Real

One blogger's quest to recreate the ginger pie from the movie Harold and Maude got us thinking about other fictional foods

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A New View of Ankylosaur Feet

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Zoom in on a Daddy Longlegs

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Weekend Events: Jazz at the Freer, Fashionable Gods and a National Portrait Gallery Family Fun Day

Richard Stone is the Asia News Editor for Science magazine and author of "Dinosaurs' Living Descendants" in the December 2010 issue of Smithsonian magazine.

Richard Stone on “Dinosaurs’ Living Descendants”

From hiccups to wisdom teeth, our own bodies are worse off than most because of the differences between the wilderness in which we evolved and the modern world in which we live.

The Top Ten Daily Consequences of Having Evolved

From hiccups to wisdom teeth, the evolution of man has left behind some glaring, yet innately human, imperfections

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See the Hope Diamond in its New Setting, Unveiled Today at Natural History

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