Photographer Henrik Sorensen takes a fluid approach to the body in motion
How did this myth about the Spanish explorer even get its start?
A 2006 drought pushed Syrian farmers to migrate to urban centers, setting the stage for massive uprisings
Scientists have found life in the depths beneath the ice
Rising waters have forced populations to relocate since the dawn of early man
It took an out-of-this-world arrival to get that perfect chemical combination for water to fill our planet
The famed cosmologist unveils her latest theories on the invisible universe, extra dimensions and human consciousness
Secretary Clough explains how the Zoo’s chefs prepare food for 400 different species
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Also out in June: the math of life and the lives of astronauts’ wives
Researchers are cooking up experiments to learn what might explain which foods we love and which foods we hate
The latest Smithsonian exhibitions showcase Civil War photography, Buddhist figures and Time magazine cover portraits
Wave Gliders are about to make scientific exploration a lot cheaper and safer
Growing up as a poor Astor and the roots of psychiatry
Apollo 11 souvenirs, Walt Whitman’s politics, and dinosaur DNA were among the subjects you wanted to know more about
Jennie C. Jones has the answer. Her first solo museum show opens at the Hirshhorn in May
Experts in the emerging field of quantitative urbanism believe that many aspects of modern cities can be reduced to mathematical formulas
With programmable robots and student competitions, Lego is making “tinkering with machines cool again”
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