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Welcome to Our Sister Blog, Surprising Science

A new blog keeps in line with our obsessions

The Body of Copernicus Is Identified

The famed astronomer wasn’t always so well known

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Smithsonian Events Week of 11/24-30

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It's a Blog!

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Recommended Dinosaur Books

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Picture of the Week – A Newly Restored Photo of the Earth and Moon

This week’s Picture of the Week is the Earth as seen from the Moon, circa 1966.Thinking ahead, NASA sent five missions up to photograph the moon

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Top 10 Reasons to Visit the National Museum of American History This Weekend

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American History Transformed, Watch the New Museum Evolve

An exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the National Museum of American History's building as it is transformed

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What Good are Dinosaurs?

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I Thought Darwin Studied Finches

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When Will There Be Herds of Mammoths?

With the announcement that the woolly mammoth genome has been sequenced, it seems natural to ask when we will finally see live mammoths

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Get to Sleep Before You Lose Your Senses and Your Money!

If you don't get back to sleep, you risk forgetting what you learned, impairing your ability to learn, and preventing yourself from extracting concepts

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How Long Could You Survive Chained to a Bunk Bed with a Velociprator?

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Sabertooth Cat: More Like a Lion or a House Cat?

It is difficult to figure out the behaviors of an animal that lived thousands—or millions—of years ago when all you have are its fossilized bones

In a Kickstarter campaign, 5,300 backers raised $300,000 to help the Smithsonian conserve the Ruby Slippers worn by actress Judy Garland in the popular 1939 film.

The Ruby Slippers Return to the Museum of American History

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“Cliff” the Triceratops Finds a Good Home

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Long Before Pepto-Bismol -- Dinosaur Poop, Revisited

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And the Next Species Predicted to Be Lost to Climate Change is…

…the antilopine wallaroo, a type of kangaroo that lives in wet, tropical areas of Australia

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What's Up at the Smithsonian This Week, 11/17-22

Picture of the Week - Deep-sea Octopi

Megeleledone setebos (bottom left), an octopus species endemic to the Southern Ocean, surrounded by related octopus species that evolved in the deep-sea

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