Sports
Dive Between Two Continents in This Frigid Fissure in Iceland
Filled with pure glacier water, Silfra is the only place on Earth where divers can touch two continental plates at once
These Five Objects Tell the Story of Soccer
Take an exclusive look inside the new FIFA World Football Museum in Zurich
A Sports Curator at the Smithsonian Unpacks the Myths and Reality in the Film "Race"
Jesse Owens is best known for his performance at the 1936 Berlin Games, but curator Damion Thomas says there is more to the story
For New England's Snow Surfers, Surf's Up Even When Temps Are Down
Catch a very cold wave at the New England Mid-Winter Surfing Championships
Can This New Football Helmet Prevent Head Injuries?
The team behind the Zero1, a new four-layer helmet design, hopes so
The Forgotten History of Women’s Football
Several women’s football leagues formed during the 20th century—one from the 1930s even became a national sensation—but they’re barely remembered today
360-Degree Cameras and Other Cool New Tech for Super Bowl 50
This year's game, held at San Francisco's Levi's Stadium, should be the most high-tech Super Bowl ever
Here's Why Nobody Made It Up Mount Everest Last Year
For the first time in over four decades, red tape and poor conditions prevented any climbers from conquering the mountain
Dr. Gustav Zander's Victorian-Era Exercise Machines Made the Bowflex Look Like Child's Play
A Smithsonian librarian highlights the precursor to today's gym enthusiasts
Seven of the Most Innovative Gyms in the World
Go way beyond free weights and stationary bikes at these clever workout facilities
Skaters Turned a 100-Year-Old Church Into a Mural-Covered Skatepark
Talk about holy rollers
How to Prep Your Pooch to Win Best in Show
Pro-Tip: hope the judge is in a good mood
College Football Fans, Here Is a Vacation Rental Site for You
Looking for lodging near Penn State? How about Ole Miss? Notre Dame alum Mike Doyle wants you to "Rent Like a Champion"
The World of Competitive Curling Has Its Very Own Scandal
Is new technology too dominant for the Olympic sport?
How to Row Like a Venetian
The art of Venetian rowing has sustained Venice for centuries. Spend the day learning to row from a local expert
These Soccer Balls and Jump Ropes Can Generate Power
Uncharted Play, a New York City-based startup, enables children in developing countries to build reserves of energy through play
What Cyclists Can Learn From Schools of Fish
A weaker athlete might be able to keep up if they stay to the back of a group
The Oakland A’s Hire the First Woman to Coach Major League Baseball
Justine Siegal will be a guest instructor for the team
The Future of Concussions: How 5 New Advances Could Change Treatment
Scientists and engineers are working on ways to diagnose, treat and prevent head injuries
Swimming Through Mud at the World Bog Snorkeling Championships
This year marks the 30th anniversary of one of the world's strangest (and messiest) competitions
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