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A New Use for Blacklights: Finding Dinosaur Feathers

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Science on my Phone

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Making Science Palatable

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Gluttony at its Finest in Short Film at the Hirshhorn

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Riled up About Geoengineering

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Dinosaurs Unleashed Onto London Streets

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Fun With Pho

Ever tried something for the first time and immediately felt like smacking yourself in the forehead?

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The Aftermath of the Snow at the Smithsonian

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Winter Olympics

30th Anniversary of the Miracle on Ice

The men’s hockey team shocked the world

A tag sealing a bag of hot dog buns displays a best before date of February 29

Decoding Expiration Dates

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The Greatest Hits of Science

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Events: Founding Fathers, Civil Rights Activists and Gershwin’s Porgy

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Dragons of the Past

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Weekend Events: Celebrate African American Aviation Pioneers and Rock Out at the Zoo’s Wild Side Stage

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Sneak Peek into the Hall of Human Origins at the National Museum of Natural History

Eat up—It’s National Something Day

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Dinolympics

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An Egyptian Fruit Bat Pinpoints a Meal

G. Wayne Clough, Secretary of the Smithsonian, at Lake Hoare.

Day 4: Touring By Helicopter

Secretary Clough visits the driest place on the planet, Ernest Shackleton’s hut, penguins, whales and more on his final day in Antarctica

Like an iceberg, the little red hut bobbing on Sweden’s Lake Malaren hardly hints at what’s beneath the surface; some 10 feet below is the “second” floor.

Lodging in the Trees, Underwater and in the Ground

From Tunisian caves to Swedish mines, unusual hotels can be found around the world to make your vacation a special one

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