As far as the microwaves were concerned, the 7-inch-long tube did not exist -- is true invisibility that far away?
Even the world's most formidable consumers eventually became food themselves
Which are the best shorts to watch and which one will take home the award next weekend?
There are reasons to be very positive about this result, but also reasons to be very cautious
On a search through the Smithsonian archives, Pahn follows one tradition after another to find that music is the connective thread that binds many cultures
A reader spots what may be the wrinkliest dinosaur of all time
Newlyweds who didn't want to visit the cliched destination of the time, Niagara Falls, dreamt of one day spending their first days as a couple on the moon
A collection of old community cookbooks reflects a changing ecology and a cultural shift: the decline of hunting, chitlins and pig's feet
Browse through the winning images that turn scientific exploration into art
Despite the rarity of direct evidence, paleontologists know quite a bit about dinosaur gonads
A powerful magnetic field counteracted Earth's gravity and disrupted gene expression during development
Traveling does seem to facilitate encounters—especially between like-minded people searching for similar things
The National Portrait Gallery expert on celebrity culture admits that she is often captivated by the glamour and glitz that defines the Hollywood superstar
The officer who gained glory as a warrior in the Civil War also had a domestic side.
The American humorist lends his reasoning for his long and fruitful marriage
What is the term for a "euphoric sensation upon eating amazingly delicious food"
Scientists are searching for dinosaur sex differences in features like size, ornamentation and bone structure—not the bits actually used during mating
Where marriage is a form of defiance and matchmaking is a game of chance
The counterculture has long been characterized by a single word: “love.” For some hippie communards, love was also a recipe ingredient
Can anyone really make sense of romance? Researchers keep trying because, frankly, we want answers
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