Smithsonian MagazineFrida Kahlo Why Scholars Are Skeptical of Claimed Rediscovery of Lost Frida Kahlo Masterpiece smithsonianmag.com - Nora McGreevy For decades, Frida Kahlo’s 1940 painting La Mesa Herida (or The Wounded Table) has served as a “holy grail” for art historians. The famed Mexican …
Smithsonian MagazineMicrogravity NASA Needs Your Help Designing a 'Lunar Loo' smithsonianmag.com - Theresa Machemer Even if the nearest rest stop is about 238,855 miles away, nature’s still going to call. That’s why NASA put out a request for toilet designs that …
Smithsonian MagazineSharks Whale Sharks Have Tiny Teeth On Their Eyeballs smithsonianmag.com - Nora McGreevy Whale sharks are known as gentle, bespeckled giants that swim in tropical seas and scoop up plankton with their cavernous mouths. According to new …
Smithsonian MagazineAncient History Why Did the Maya Abandon the Ancient City of Tikal? smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox In the ninth century A.D., the Maya abandoned the great city of Tikal after hundreds of years of prosperity and expansion. Researchers have long …
Smithsonian MagazinePompeii Paris Exhibition Recreates Pompeii's Final Hours smithsonianmag.com - Theresa Machemer When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D, its lava and ash preserved Pompeii’s last moments in stunning detail. From public buildings and private homes …
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