Unseen and unsung for centuries, these underwater species of coralline algae are providing scientists with an unparalleled new archive of information
Biologists are waxing poetic about these unusual oceanic core samples found in the ears of cetaceans
More than just a magician, Houdini was also an actor, aviator, amateur historian and businessman
A Cooper Hewitt exhibition spotlights the innovative and sustainable designs generated by those in search of solutions
The six-decade career of the artist and commercial designer is on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Visceral, kinesthetic, cinematic, aural and psychological, Arena Stage’s new show about the 19th-century novel is a 21st-century experience
Rodney Mullen, the godfather of skateboarding, says the sport is all about overcoming disbelief and seeking new connections
This bright idea was ahead of its time
The acclaimed filmmaker has become the champion of the practice that's now been adopted by thousands of kids
A concerned mother and a renowned scientist spearheaded the investigation that exposed the dangers lurking in the water supply of the Michigan city
This year, the geniuses behind LIGO announced that they had finally found what Albert Einstein had predicted a century ago
The entrepreneur's new digital platform has helped applicants land $50 million in scholarships
The star of the breakout television series brings the voice of his generation to the masses
No one had ever launched, landed and relaunched a rocket into space until the company's historic achievement
To pull off one of their most daring videos, they needed a borrowed Russian transport jet, spreadsheets and calculus, and a lot of motion-sickness medicine
A new book chronicles spaceflight’s centuries-long journey from dream to reality
Each <em>keiretsu</em> can have as many as 30 sub-companies—from breweries to camera and auto makers
The American History Museum's Lemelson Center will record 20 oral histories from early video game innovators
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: The Danube
In 1942, Hedy Lamarr received a patent for frequency hopping, but was told to devote her efforts elsewhere
An offbeat Belgrade museum reveals the many mysteries of the prolific, late-19th-century inventor
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