L98-59d seems to be a molten planet with an atmosphere full of hydrogen sulfide
This Suspected Meteorite Tore Through the Roof of a Suburban Houston Home
A bright meteor streaked across the afternoon sky and exploded over southeast Texas this weekend
The species’ melanosomes—tiny, pigment-filled structures inside hair cells—are hollow, a trait never before seen in mammals
Rooted in the American West: Food, History and Culture
These Mesmerizing Waterfalls Flow Only Every Few Years. See the Rare Marvel Now in Southwest Utah
Gunlock Reservoir has exceeded 105 percent of its capacity. As a result, water is spilling onto the red rock boulders below, creating an unusual natural phenomenon just in time for spring break
Scientists used a game-changing technique to scan about 2,200 preserved specimens in just one week to create the Antscan database
New research by Smithsonian scientists suggests that preferences for certain sounds might be evolutionarily conserved
Pet owners often pick “designer dogs” because they think they’ll be easier to train and friendlier with kids than purebreeds. A new study suggests that’s not always the case
More than a century ago, the massive mammals actually grazed beside the Smithsonian Castle. As of today, two large sculptures continue that legacy as they flank the museum’s main entrance
Scientists Make a Major Breakthrough in Solving a Hair-Raising Mystery About Static Electricity
The findings can help explain the physics behind phenomena like volcanic lightning
Sound-based deterrents could help keep the animals away from fast-moving cars and dangerous landscaping equipment
An Experimental Brain Implant Allows People With Paralysis to Type Their Thoughts With Their Minds
One of the two participants wrote words up to a speed similar to an able-bodied person texting on a smartphone
Rodents Don’t Gnaw Just to Trim Their Teeth—It Also Feels Good, According to a New Study
The findings could help humans who grind their teeth or clench their jaws
A six-foot-wide, seven-ton asteroid caused the rare celestial spectacle
Cannibalistic Blue Crabs Are Eating Their Younger Peers in Part of the Chesapeake Bay
The findings by Smithsonian researchers could help experts better manage this crustacean’s population. The creatures play important roles in the local ecosystem and food industry
Some Antibiotic Drugs Can Alter Your Gut Microbiome for Up to Eight Years, New Research Suggests
Just a single course of treatment can leave a lasting impression, according to a study of nearly 15,000 people in Sweden
The animals probably socialize to learn new skills and to find food and mates
The findings further hint that space rocks may have brought the building blocks of RNA and DNA to Earth long ago
Animals that dwell at high altitudes have adapted to cope with low oxygen levels, a condition that damages a vital part of nerve cells
In African striped mice, the activity of one gene can dramatically change a male’s parenting style, according to a new study
A new study suggests a gravity threshold for maintaining muscle function
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