This week we meet a dinosaur that looks as if a clown exploded all over it
A groundbreaking early email program, written by a high school student in 1979, helps tell the story of this crucial technology's history
Sun Tzu probably got a great deal on a used horse
A new crowd-sourced project aims to identify and evaluate pathways that connect bits of wildlife habitat
The magician famous for being mute as a performer says that magic is all about the unwilling suspension of disbelief
For artists such as Andy Warhol and Ansel Adams, the Polaroid SX-70 was the digital camera of its day
The '70s music scene is being reexamined in these books by and about the major players of rock 'n' roll
Smithsonian's poetry consultant writes a poem specially for the photography issue
It feels like it. But there is plenty of innovative thinking shaping the future of public transportation. You just need to look elsewhere to find it
The deadliest disaster in New York before 9/11 killed many women and children and ultimately erased a German community from the map of Manhattan
A Christchurch gentleman claimed to have knocked two cyclists off the road with his black H-2 Hummer and threatened to "nail" more
In the years preceding the Internet, futurist books hinted at the massive information infrastructure that was to come
With nothing but numbers, logic and some basic know-how, the inventor of the Turing Test explained how to make a stripe
Here's a quick look at the five nominees
Amid growing concerns that skyscrapers were blocking sunlight for people on the ground, a British architect proposed a novel solution
Smithsonian paleontologist Matthew Carrano explains how to identify dinosaurs from isolated teeth
The descendants of American presidents are the athletic trainers, lawyers, salesmen and executives of everyday life
Researchers have made a flurry of discoveries related to memory loss recently. But will they really help us find a way to keep brains from shutting down?
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