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Spiders Are Not As Old As We Thought

The oldest fossil spider was thought to be Attercopus fimbriunguis, which lived around 386 million years ago

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Traditional Holiday Foods that Take Forever

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Discover the Real Santa Claus

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Land of the Lost Returns: Will Ferrell, Dinosaurs and Sleestaks!

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Missing: Arctic Rubber Duckies

Missing: 90 yellow rubber duckies dropped into a moulin (a tubular hole) in a melting Greenland glacier approximately three months ago

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Yummy: The Neuromechanics of Umami

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The Stories Behind Holiday Songs

This Sunday, at the National Museum of American History, three theatrical performers sang a version of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"

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Dino Day Care

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Clean Coal Advice From Doctor Who

We have gotten conflicting information on clean coal—that mythic technology that would let us burn all the coal we want without any carbon emissions

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Hanukkah Food Smackdown! Latkes vs. Hamantashen

Inside a dispute that has engaged some of the greatest minds of our era

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Smithsonian Events Week of 12/22-28: Photography, Zoo Lights, Star Spangled Banner

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Smithsonian Weekend Events, December 19-21: Christmas, Jim Henson Style

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Music of the Tropics: Balinese Drum Troupe Performs at the Sackler

Syncopated rhythms and melodic drums characterize Indonesdian "gamelan" music

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Austroraptor: a Giant, Sickle-Clawed Killer

Food in the news: the FDA Fish Fight, New Agriculture Secretary, and Burger King Cologne

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Picture of the Week—Jupiter and Ganymede

How far we have come from 1609, when Galileo Galilei first aimed his telescope towards the little twinkly dots in the sky and saw stars and planets

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A Japanese Princess Gets Her Royal Due at the Sackler Gallery

A new exhibition

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Lessons in Space Exploration From Lewis and Clark

The similarities between the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1803 to 1806 and a manned mission to Mars are not immediately obvious

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Make Your Own Pet Dinosaur

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American Art Showcases Two Sides of Nature in Photographs

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