Smithsonian hydrologist discovers that rainfall has dried up Panama’s drinking water
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Smithsonian paleoecologist Conrad Labandeira talks about how he became a scientist and why he loves his work
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Smithsonian geologist Liz Cottrell talks about what it takes to be a scientist.
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Smithsonian geologist Liz Cottrell discusses the March 11, 2011 Japan earthquake and its mechanics
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Smithsonian Digital Repository Now Contains 10,000 Items
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Device at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center examines how phytoplankton would react if the ozone layer vanished
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Prehistoric bird able to yield extreme fighting force with club-like wings
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Ancient megalake discovered beneath Sahara Desert
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National Museum of Natural History acquires gemstones in honor of its 100th anniversary
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Cullinan Blue Diamond Necklace
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Geologist Liz Cottrell puts Eyjafjallajökull’s eruption into perspective
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Book Review: Planetary Tectonics examines otherworldly landforms
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Smithsonian’s National Gem Collection acquires a yellow fluorite from Tanzania
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With 1844 first edition, Smithsonian Libraries completes its collection of Charles Darwin’s three-volume geology series
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Bombarded with ultraviolet light, the blue Hope diamond glows red
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Andes Mountains Are Older Than Previously Believed
