The father of virtual reality believed technology promised infinite possibilities. Now, he worries that it's entrapping us
Superstitious sitings may have a root in human evolution
This weekend, hear from experts on human evolution, go trick-or-treating in a museum, and celebrate the opening of a new American Indian exhibition
Some are ingenious, some long overdue and some a bit strange. But all provide a glimpse of a different future
Who doesn't miss the retro glories of the early Jet Age celebrated in the ABC series? But enough with the sexy stewardesses already
Watch out! Get to close to these giant, jack o' lantern dinosaurs and they might squash you
The Geomyces destructans fungus causes deadly white-nose syndrome in bats
For all you last-minute costume shoppers, here's this year's list of Smithsonian DIY ideas
A design exhibition brings innovative solutions to urban communities around the world
It's hard to find hominid bones in museums, but it's easy to see them on the Internet
Three color varieties each have advantages and disadvantages relative to the others
The current craze has its roots in the 19th century
Sultan packs me a goody bag with tomatoes, cheese and peppers so hot I can’t even touch them. I suggest paying and she tilts her head back—"not a chance.”
National Portrait Gallery curator Brandon Fortune provides some insight to what she and other contest jurors are looking for
Henry Johnson suffered 21 wounds and rescued a soldier while repelling an enemy raid in the Argonne Forest in 1918 but died 11 years later a forgotten man
When I met Jurassic Park scientific adviser Jack Horner by chance last month, he dropped a clue as to what the next movie is going to be about
The Ford Motor Company envisioned a Batmobile in every garage.
A Civil War teenager covers her quilt with the signatures of Union leaders
Then, from behind me, came a staccato war cry—“Aaaack!”—as my host sent a boot into the dog’s rib cage
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