Why bother with cloning and time travel, when your dream safari awaits on a nearby planet?
Does the noise in a Super Bowl stadium create enough power to fry up a dozen eggs?
Instead of a long, low duck bill, the beak of Tethyshadros was shaped like a snowplow and serrated. Why it had such a strange beak is a mystery
The sport was fodder for slapstick comedy, but as the technology evolved, so did the way in which filmmakers portrayed the gridiron on the big screen
Take a look at the five upcoming exhibits we're most excited about
Why can some--but only some--bluetongue skinks eat a toad that is poisonous to eat or even lick?
What do you cook for famed chef Alice Waters? Washington's culinary celebrities faced this challenge at the unveiling of her portrait at the Smithsonian
For the first time in two years, a litter of the South American mammals was born at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
A new cartoon series counts the many things tiny-armed Tyrannosaurus couldn't do: cross-country ski, eat from a buffet, count to five
In 1930, many football fans believed the college game was better than the professional one
Presented by the National Museum of African American History and Culture, this exhibit looks at the iconic founding father through the eyes of his slaves
When housed in an aquarium with a swirling robotic school, what determines whether a fish will join the crowd?
Could football players last 80 minutes in a rugby match? The great debate continues
As we approach one of the biggest snack days of the year, meet the "Tom Edison of snack food" who brought us the "Anglo corn chip"
A group including the actor Jack Nicholson has tried to get Dirt Mulholland on the National Register of Historic Places
Is that what it will take for NASA to get its mojo back? Or are there better ways to spend its money?
What makes a snake stop squeezing? We do science to prove ourselves wrong, because the answer people predicted is not the correct answer
This week, sketch at the Luce Foundation Center, learn about espionage during WWII, and enjoy a Cree film at the American Indian Museum
How did a heavily armored dinosaur wind up at the bottom of Alberta's Cretaceous sea?
A century ago, Douglas Mawson saw his two companions die and found himself stranded in the midst of Antarctic blizzards
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