This Breathtaking Greek Island Is Home to More Than 700 Churches
A major pilgrimage site for Orthodox Christians, Tínos has long been overlooked by other travelers
How Your Frustration Helps Your Baby Learn
Watching adults struggle with a difficult task can teach young children the value of hard work
These Origami Clothes Grow With Your Child
Designer Ryan Yasin is creating pleated garments that could save on money and waste
This Keyboard Cover Lets Users Actually Feel the Letters They Type
Two college students found a way have a keyboard tap into our muscle memory of the alphabet
Check Out These Stunning Photographs of a Tibetan Horseback Sport
Kings in ancient Tibet promoted the sport to save money on military training
How Do You Dock a Ship Into a Port That’s 200 Feet Short?
The Viking Sea is docking into the Scottish port of Lerwick. It’s a major challenge considering the port is over 200 feet shorter than the ship
Over 130 Factories Get New Lives as Tourist Destinations in Taiwan
From glassblowing to ribbon weaving, baking to soap making, the island offers innovative tourism attractions for every type of visitor
Turning Irregular Heartbeats Into Music
A set of piano pieces could help doctors better understand heart rhythm disorders
Modern Humans and Neanderthals May Be More Similar Than We Imagined
A remarkably preserved 49,000-year-old skeleton shows that Neanderthal kids may have grown slowly, like us
The True Story Behind Billie Jean King’s Victorious “Battle of the Sexes”
Smithsonian sports curator Eric Jentsch offers a look at her legacy beyond the legendary match
This Train Hauls Fish Up a Mountain for a Living
The path of the North Rail Express from Norway to Sweden is a challenging one: starting at sea level, the train will have to climb 25 miles up
Witness a Real-Life Wild West Buffalo Roundup
For one day only, the old West lives on in South Dakota’s Custer State Park
Follow This Rainbow Tunnel to the World’s Largest Collection of Fluorescent Rocks
Get glowing in the Sterling Hill Mining Museum
In This Quiet Space for Contemplation, a Fountain Rains Down Calming Waters
One year after the Nation’s first black president rang in the opening of the African American History Museum, visitors reflect on its impact
Ancient DNA Helps Scientists Shed Light on How Ancient Africans Moved and Mixed
New techniques help explain why there is little genetic overlap between modern and ancient Malawi people—and promise much more
The Color-Changing Marvel of Tree Frogs Looking for Love
A new study sheds light on the wild world of “dynamically dichromatic” amphibians
Stereographs Were the Original Virtual Reality
The shocking power of immersing oneself in another world was all the buzz once before—about 150 years ago
Eight New Uses For Virtual Reality
Fasten your headsets. VR technology is coming at us from all directions
The ABA Was Short-Lived, but Its Impact on Basketball Is Eternal
The spectacular play you see today owes a mighty debt to the revolutionary, slam-dunking basketball league
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