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The lander will hopefully reveal new truths about what the icy objects actually are
These documents were both a cause and a salve for the fraught relations between the United States and Indian Nations
In her latest book, the noted artist juxtaposes treasured personal objects with items from the Smithsonian design museum
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A new Smithsonian Channel show reveals groundbreaking research that may explain what really went on there
A century before drones cruised the skies, American camera hounds made photography a personal art
New technology can precisely recreate eight open-water conditions
In the public imagination, heat waves remain a B-list natural disaster, but in reality, they are deadly
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The eminent evolutionary biologist E.O. Wilson has an audacious vision for saving Earth from a cataclysmic extinction event
After winning the New York State men's title in 1964, Richard Raskind became Renée Richards and a civil rights icon
Recognizing ten of the past year's most amazing achievements and the innovators behind them
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Salvatore Scarpitta’s automative wonder goes on view at the Hirshhorn
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Fifty years after the civil rights summer of 1964, renowned travel writer Paul Theroux chronicles the living memory of an overlooked America
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