Articles

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Snow and Hurricanes, the El Niño Connection

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The Joys of Dinogami

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How to Get an Elephant's DNA

"Paleo-artist" John Gurche recreates the faces of our earliest ancestors, some of who have been extinct for millions of years.

A Closer Look at Evolutionary Faces

John Gurche, a “paleo-artist,” has recreated strikingly realistic heads of our earliest human ancestors for a new exhibit

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The 'Boy in the Iron Coffin' Comes Home to the Natural History Museum

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Fashion Designer Anna Sui Finds Inspiration at the Freer Gallery

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A New Use for Blacklights: Finding Dinosaur Feathers

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Science on my Phone

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Making Science Palatable

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Gluttony at its Finest in Short Film at the Hirshhorn

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Riled up About Geoengineering

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Dinosaurs Unleashed Onto London Streets

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Fun With Pho

Ever tried something for the first time and immediately felt like smacking yourself in the forehead?

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The Aftermath of the Snow at the Smithsonian

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Winter Olympics

30th Anniversary of the Miracle on Ice

The men's hockey team shocked the world

A tag sealing a bag of hot dog buns displays a best before date of February 29

Decoding Expiration Dates

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The Greatest Hits of Science

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Events: Founding Fathers, Civil Rights Activists and Gershwin's Porgy

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Dragons of the Past

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Weekend Events: Celebrate African American Aviation Pioneers and Rock Out at the Zoo's Wild Side Stage

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