Smithsonian Magazine
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A Rare Surviving Letter From Martha Washington Sheds Light on Her Young Daughter's Struggle With Epilepsy Recently obtained by the Library of Congress, the 1760 letter offers positive news about the health of four-year-old Martha Parke Custis, known as Patsy, the stepdaughter of George Washington https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/a-rare-surviving-letter-from-martha-washington-sheds-light-on-her-young-daughters-struggle-with-epilepsy-180989858/
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The Handwritten Final Draft of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' Speech Was Considered Lost. It Turned Out to Be Sitting in a Desk Drawer for Decades Across seven yellow notepad pages, King is seen wrestling with word choice and revising his remarks the night before the March on Washington. The manuscript will head to auction in January and is expected to pull in more than $10 million https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-handwritten-final-draft-of-martin-luther-king-jrs-i-have-a-dream-speech-was-considered-lost-it-turned-out-to-be-sitting-in-a-desk-drawer-for-decades-180989856/
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Octopuses Are the Ultimate Escape Artists. Now Scientists Know How the Creatures Contort Themselves to Squeeze Through Tiny Holes A new study reveals the step-by-step process some octopuses use to cram themselves into tight openings. The findings could inspire new designs for soft robots used during search-and-rescue missions https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/octopuses-are-the-ultimate-escape-artists-now-scientists-know-how-the-creatures-contort-themselves-to-squeeze-through-tiny-holes-180989846/
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Dismantled to Survive the Nazi Blitz, Coventry Cathedral's Stained Glass Is 'a Medieval Jigsaw Puzzle.' Its 12,000 Fragments Are Now Digitized for Public View First shattered during the Reformation, the 15th-century stained glass is rife with religious imagery, comical animal scenes and even portraits of the original donors who funded its construction https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dismantled-to-survive-the-nazi-blitz-coventry-cathedrals-stained-glass-is-a-medieval-jigsaw-puzzle-its-12000-fragments-have-been-digitized-for-the-public-180989853/
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This Adorable, Orphaned Baby Walrus Was Rescued by Two Researchers in Alaska. Now, He's Found a New Home in Florida The scientists were conducting fieldwork on a remote beach in northwestern Alaska when they spotted the roughly 5-month-old calf. The little one, named Annautaq, will not be able to return to the wild because he requires constant human care and will become too habituated to people https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/this-adorable-orphaned-baby-walrus-was-rescued-by-two-researchers-in-alaska-now-hes-found-a-new-home-in-florida-180989847/
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How Do Pandas Have Sex While in Human Care? As the National Zoo’s Director Details in Her New Book, It Takes a Village of Dedicated Keepers Brandie Smith, who leads the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, has seen more of pandas' private lives than most people ever will. With "In the Company of Pandas," she explores the world of the lovable black-and-white bears https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/how-do-pandas-have-sex-while-in-human-care-as-the-national-zoos-director-details-in-her-new-book-it-takes-a-village-of-dedicated-keepers-180989850/
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Voyager 1 Is the Farthest Human-Made Object in the Universe—and the Spacecraft Is About to Reach One Light-Day From Earth The probe and its twin, Voyager 2, have been hurtling through space for almost 50 years, stretching humanity's reach into interstellar space. The upcoming milestone is a testament to scientific endeavor and ingenuity https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/voyager-1-is-the-farthest-human-made-object-in-the-universe-and-the-spacecraft-is-about-to-reach-one-light-day-from-earth-180989845/
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The Maya Loved Using Mercury-Rich Red Paint to Decorate Pottery, Temple Walls and Even Burials. They May Have Accidentally Poisoned Their Own Water and Food Supply in the Process Testing of ancient sediment from two lakes in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula has revealed "crazy" high concentrations of mercury, as one researcher puts it, confirming findings from other regions of the Mesoamerican civilization https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-maya-loved-to-use-mercury-rich-red-paint-to-decorate-pottery-temple-walls-and-even-burials-they-may-have-accidentally-poisoned-their-own-water-and-food-supply-in-the-process-180989851/
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Neolithic Cannibalism Wasn't an Act of Desperation. Almost 1,000 Skeletal Fragments From Caves in Southern Spain Show How Eating Human Flesh Was a Continual Practice More than five decades after hordes of prehistoric bones were unearthed from three caves in Granada, new forensic techniques show how communities continued to consume their dead across distinct cultural eras https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/neolithic-cannibalism-wasnt-an-act-of-desperation-almost-1000-skeletal-fragments-from-caves-in-southern-spain-show-how-eating-human-flesh-was-a-continual-practice-180989849/
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While Cleaning Out Her Aunt's Manhattan Apartment, a Woman Found a Long-Lost Georgia O'Keeffe Painting Buried Beneath Fur Coats in the Closet Painted in 1930, "Near Abiquiu, New Mexico I" sat in the closet for 40 years, with only a single photograph, by O'Keeffe’s husband, Alfred Stieglitz, attesting to its existence. It could fetch upwards of $3 million at auction this month https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/while-cleaning-out-her-aunts-manhattan-apartment-a-woman-found-a-long-lost-georgia-okeeffe-painting-buried-beneath-fur-coats-in-the-closet-180989848/
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Where Did Stonehenge's Mysterious, Six-Ton Altar Stone Really Come From? Geologists Rule Out the Scottish Hypothesis as the Search Deepens A comprehensive investigation of the sandstone megalith’s "geological fingerprint" suggests it did not originate in northeast Scotland, as a surprising study concluded in 2024, sending scientists back into the field to track down the enigmatic slab's origins https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/where-did-stonehenges-mysterious-six-ton-altar-stone-really-come-from-geologists-rule-out-the-scottish-hypothesis-as-search-deepens-180989833/
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This Wooden Wardrobe in Pompeii Remained Sealed for Nearly 2,000 Years. Archaeologists Just Opened It for the First Time The ancient cabinet held a pair of tweezers, a perfume bottle, an incense burner and ceramic vessels. But the most impressive find was a necklace sporting at least 24 amulets shaped like deities, plants and body parts https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/this-wooden-wardrobe-in-pompeii-remained-sealed-for-nearly-2000-years-archaeologists-just-opened-it-for-the-first-time-180989831/
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For Centuries, Cave Visitors Walked Right by 280 Ice Age Engravings. The Newly Discovered Rock Art Is Rewriting Catalonia's Prehistory Prior to the discovery, rock art in northeastern Spain was "very scarce," one archaeologist says. The drawings show dozens of animals, as well as more abstract shapes, which are distinct from other Paleolithic styles https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/for-centuries-visitors-walked-right-by-280-ice-age-engravings-in-a-catalan-cave-the-newly-discovered-rock-art-is-rewriting-catalonias-prehistory-180989827/
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CARE Packages Provided a Lifeline for World War II Survivors. Here’s How the Group Turned Leftover Army Rations Into an 80-Year Legacy The organization began as the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, and it became a way for those in need to receive food, clothing and other necessities. It continues to aid people today https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/care-packages-provided-a-lifeline-for-world-war-ii-survivors-heres-how-the-group-turned-leftover-army-rations-into-an-80-year-legacy-180989826/
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A Nazi Submarine Torpedoed a Merchant Ship Just Off the Coast of Maine in 1944. Divers Have Finally Located the Wreckage, 400 Feet Below the Surface The SS "Cornwallis" was traveling between Barbados and Canada when it was sunk by a German U-boat that had delivered Nazi spies to American soil just days earlier https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/a-nazi-submarine-torpedoed-a-merchant-ship-just-off-the-coast-of-maine-in-1944-divers-have-finally-located-the-wreckage-400-feet-below-the-surface-180989822/
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The Panama Canal Has an Unusual Ecosystem, Flowing From Fresh Water to Salt Water and Serving as a Home to Crocodiles, Manatees and Sea Squirts. New Intruders Pose a Growing Threat to the Waterway The species that occupy this artificial channel are transforming, thanks to a shifting environment and invading marine creatures. The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute is tracking what happens next https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/the-panama-canal-has-an-unusual-ecosystem-flowing-from-fresh-water-to-salt-water-and-serving-as-a-home-to-crocodiles-manatees-and-sea-squirts-new-intruders-pose-a-growing-threat-to-the-waterway-180989838/
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Strange Gas in Mars' Atmosphere Hints the Red Planet Is Still Volcanically Active—and Points to Places to Search for Alien Life Cracks along a giant Martian volcano, possibly above a magma chamber, might be spewing magmatic gases into the atmosphere, according to a new study. The fissures might host environments akin to Earth's hydrothermal vents, where life on our planet may have emerged https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/strange-gas-in-mars-atmosphere-hints-the-red-planet-is-still-volcanically-active-and-points-to-places-to-search-for-alien-life-180989817/
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While Cleaning Out Her Aunt's Manhattan Apartment, a Woman Found a Long-Lost Georgia O'Keeffe Painting Buried Beneath Fur Coats in the Closet Painted in 1930, "Near Abiquiu, New Mexico I" sat in the closet for 40 years, with only a single photograph, by O'Keeffe’s husband, Alfred Stieglitz, attesting to its existence. It could fetch upwards of $3 million at auction this month https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/while-cleaning-out-her-aunts-manhattan-apartment-a-woman-found-a-long-lost-georgia-okeeffe-painting-buried-beneath-fur-coats-in-the-closet-180989848/
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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Has Accumulated So Many Microplastics They Might Be Changing the Color of the Ocean Satellite data suggests water in and around the huge area filled with human-made debris has become more blue-green over the past two decades. Computer simulations suggest microplastics are to blame, but researchers need samples to confirm their hypothesis https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-great-pacific-garbage-patch-has-accumulated-so-many-microplastics-they-might-be-changing-the-color-of-the-ocean-180989828/
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It's Not Just You: Some Fast-Flying Birds Also Get Jet Lag A new study finds that Manx shearwaters fly so fast that their internal clocks get out of sync with local time. These jet lag-like time shifts confuse their sun-based compasses, causing them to become a bit disoriented and fly slightly off course https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/its-not-just-you-some-fast-flying-birds-also-get-jet-lag-180989811/
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