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How the soon-to-reopen Folger Shakespeare Library came to be

6 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Ancient Maya Royals’ Remains Were Burned in a Public Ceremony to Mark a New Political Regime

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com anthropology

NASA’s Orion Capsule Heat Shield Wore Away in More Than 100 Places During 2022 Test Flight, Posing ‘Significant Risks’ A new report highlights safety issues that NASA must address before using the spacecraft to send astronauts to the moon, and the agency is already working on fixing the problems.

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com flight nasa

Researchers find high levels of lead, mercury and arsenic in Beethoven's hair

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com

A town that kept its nuclear bunker a secret for three decades

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Scientists Clone Two Black-Footed Ferrets From Frozen Tissues in Conservation Effort

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Microplastics Are Contaminating Ancient Archaeological Sites

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com environment

Chechnya bans music outside the range of 80-116 beats per minute

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com music

When MIT and Quaker Oats conducted experiments on unsuspecting young boys

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com mit

Myths about the Anthropocene

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Canoes discovered northwest of Rome are oldest boats ever found in Mediterranean

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Florida Fish Are Mysteriously Dying After 'Spinning and Whirling,'

7 months ago smithsonianmag.com florida

Why Were So Many Renaissance Portraits Multisided?

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Why birds survived and dinosaurs went extinct after an asteroid hit earth (2020)

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com earth

Wreck of Shackleton's 'Endurance' discovered in Antarctic depths (2022)

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com antarctica

The Wide Awakes: A 19th century club of cape-wearing anti-slavery activists

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Century-old stone "tsunami stones" dot Japan's coastline (2015)

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com japan

These Small Birds Flutter Their Wings to Say ‘After You’ to Their Partner

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Plastics Contain Thousands More Chemicals Than Thought, and Most Are Unregulated

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Why Scientists Are Calling for the Moon to Be Better Protected from Development

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Researchers found that boiling tap water for just five minutes—then filtering it after it cools—could remove at least 80% of its microplastics

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com health

Mathematician who made sense of the universe's randomness wins Abel Prize

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com universe

Mars Has Influence on Earth's Oceans and Climate, Repeating Every 2.4M Years

8 months ago smithsonianmag.com earth

Ancient Texts Can Shed Light on Auroras

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com

World War II 'rumor clinics' helped America battle wild gossip

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com

The world’s smallest vertebrate is a tiny brazilian frog: the male individuals, which are smaller, measured 7.10 millimeters long on average

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com

A decades-long art forgery scheme

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com art scheme

These 3,000-Year-Old Treasures Were Forged From Meteoritic Iron

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com paleontology

Via ferratas are finally catching on in the United States

9 months ago smithsonianmag.com

Paintings reveal how the Dutch adapted to extreme weather in the little Ice Age

10 months ago smithsonianmag.com

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