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A photo collage consists of three black-and-white images taken in World War II: an airplane flying at high altitude, a man sitting inside the cabin of a bomber, and a large-dish ground radar.

National Air and Space Museum

Fred Whipple Figured Out How to Hide Airplanes From Enemy Radar

Barbara Franklin seated in the center of a room surrounded by lighting and sound equipment. Rachel Seidman sits facing her approximate five feet away with papers in her lap.

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum

How Oral History Can Empower Women’s Voices

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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Leafcutter Ants Have Blind Spots, Just Like Truck Drivers

A white man in his 30s sits in the cockpit of a World War II-era military airplane. He is smiling and wearing sunglasses and a ballcap.

National Air and Space Museum

On the Road in Oshkosh, Wisconsin

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Smithsonian Books

Five Incredible Dinosaurs You've Probably Never Heard About

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Smithsonian Education

A New Guide Chronicles American Stories, From Backyard Wonders to Distant Galaxies

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National Museum of the American Indian

Restoring Her Name: The Story Behind a 1910 Photograph

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Smithsonian Books

Why Africa's Lion Population Is Declining and What Must Be Done to Save Them

An upward-looking shot shows a dark-colored, single-engine Stinson Reliant monoplane with red markings on its wing, suspended indoors from the ceiling of a multi-story building with a glass atrium roof.

National Air and Space Museum

See These Pioneering Air- and Spacecraft in Your Town

A black-and-white historical photograph from circa 1931 shows Albert Einstein with Edwin Hubble and other astronomers standing on a walkway in front of the large dome of the Mount Wilson Observatory.

National Air and Space Museum

Who Is the Man Who Discovered the Universe?

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Smithsonian Books

Spend National Comic Book Day With Smithsonian Graphic Novels

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National Museum of Natural History

Meet the Scientist Digitizing Millions of Fossilized Pollen Grains to Reveal Earth’s Climate History

A white woman in her 30s sits on the launchpad, with the space shuttle (configured for launch) behind her. She has long brown hair and is looking to the side.

National Air and Space Museum

A New Book Explains the Delay in Hiring Women as Astronauts

A group of people stand in the center of a large stage

National Museum of Natural History

Farewell to Baird Auditorium: A Century of Science, Culture and Creativity

Two aluminum cans are photographed against a dark background. One can has a red, white, and blue logo and a white plastic cap. The other can has a red and white logo.

National Air and Space Museum

The World Is Still Waiting for the Great Space Cola

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National Museum of American History

October Highlights at the National Museum of American History: Exhibits, Events, Music and More

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National Museum of Natural History

How Did the Ostrich Cross the Ocean? Its Ancestors Flew There

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Smithsonian Books

How State Fairs Got Their Start and Kept Growing

A close-up, head-on view of the nose and cockpit section of a gray U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender aircraft parked in an aircraft boneyard, with mountains in the distant background.

National Air and Space Museum

Air Crews Remember the Reliable KC-10 With Affection

People stand and listen to a speaker in a brightly lit museum room underneath a large gold art installation.

Smithsonian Education

Smithsonian Program Connects Youth Across America Through Dialogue

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