A new synthetic replacement for rod and cone cells may someday bring vision to those with macular degeneration or inheritable forms of blindness
Celebrate Peru and learn traditional Indian dance this weekend
An enthusiastic dinosaur fan takes his passion to the web
The literary detective's hunting cap and cape came not so much from the books' author as from their illustrators
Important Native American artifact seen in Smithsonian portrait fetches $877,500 at Nevada auction
The National Zoo's baby cheetahs get to know their new home while waiting for their new names from the winning American Olympic sprinters
As many as four different species of hominids have lived in England, starting 800,000 years ago
The recent fatal shark attack off Western Australia has ignited a debate there over whether the fish should continue to be protected
A new type of heat shield, made of kevlar-woven fabric and an inflation system, survived a 288-mile descent to Earth
Before you settle into your couch to watch the Olympics, get down to the Smithsonian for exhibits, games and more
The author discusses his new book, a collection of entertaining stories about the field of genetics titled The Violinst's Thumb
Though in tatters, the undergarment looks thoroughly modern. But was it comfortable!?
The author of Ender's Game envisioned the imminent end of American power
It may seem like getting around is the same old grind every day. But take heart. There's a lot of original thinking going on about how we go places
For some patients, the mere suggestion of side effects is enough to bring on negative symptoms
Now I know what to do with my jar of Turkish liras, Cambodian riels and Irish 50-pence pieces
A forthcoming horror film imagines what would happen if a film crew really stumbled onto a dinosaur-filled lost world
Did modern humans appear in the world suddenly or was our species' origin a long, drawn out process?
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