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At Last, a True Protoceratops Nest
Plus, fossil evidence for a Cretaceous turducken: inside the guts of a feathered Microraptor dinosaur were the partial remains of a prehistoric bird
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The Civil War 150 Years: Solomon Conn’s Violin Diary
A soldier’s violin becomes a record of his war-time travels
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Q & A with Alan Alda on Marie Curie
A new play explains how despite the many challenges, the famous scientist didn’t stop trailblazing after her first Nobel
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The idea of manipulating the Earth’s atmosphere has been derided as too risky and too arrogant. That may be changing
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Modern Humans Once Mated with Other Species
Genetic studies reveal that some modern humans carry DNA from extinct hominid species, evidence of ancient interbreeding
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SVP Dispatch: Dinosaurs and the Proofs of Evolution
In last night’s lecture, paleontologist Jack Horner gave five proofs of evolution based on what we know about dinosaurs
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Burbank’s Aerial Monorail of the Future
A bold vision for a propeller-driven train never quite got off the ground
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Paranormal Activity and the Roots of Faked Footage
The horror movie franchise is just the latest in a long history of movies using so-called “recovered” films
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Why Smithsonian’s Environmental Staff Like Science
Science is our attempt to figure out the inner workings of a very messy world
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It’s versatile and found in cuisines throughout the globe. Stuff it, fry it, shred it and more
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California’s Disappearing Apple Orchards
In Sonoma County, apple growers battle against the wine industry and cheap Chinese imports
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A 3-D Printer Goes to Work for the Smithsonian
A new technology can create replicas of pretty much anything, quickly and with great detail
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Forget the guidebooks. Whodunits offer a private eye on Italian art, food and culture
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The Figs and Mountains of Izmir
Travel horizontally in any direction and you see no change in landscape; Siberia remains Siberia from Finland to Kamchatka
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What In The World Is A Kinkajou?
It’s a carnivore, though it mostly eats fruit. It has a prehensile tail, but it’s not a primate
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Explosion on Black Tom Island packed the force of an earthquake. It took investigators years to determine that operatives working for Germany were to blame
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Dinosaur Sighting: Jack-O’-Ceratops
When it comes to pumpkin popularity, it looks like Tyrannosaurus has some competition
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As demand for rhino horn soars, police and conservationists in South Africa pit technology against increasingly sophisticated poachers
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Wild Things: Feathered dinosaurs, king crabs and spotted hyenas
Traveling snails, brainwashed rats and more updates from the world of wildlife
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