objects of intrigue
Visit a Beard That Killed Its Owner
Over 450 years later, Hans Steininger's deadly facial hair is still on display.
Stories
Stories shared by this traveler.
objects of intrigue
Over 450 years later, Hans Steininger's deadly facial hair is still on display.
music
Ben Franklin's invention is still singing otherworldly songs to the few who know how to play it.
animals
Dr. Louis Auzoux's greatest creation was made of bone and scrap paper.
bioluminescence
BioPop's Dino Sphere is powered by living algae.
television
A story of goofy vegetables and the power of television.
objects of intrigue
Put something complicated, useful, and stylish on your finger.
tunnel
DARPA's Subterranean Challenge aims to spur innovation beneath our feet.
giant squid
"The Search for the Giant Squid" is a detailed account of the ocean's most frightening mystery.
cultures
The "Stromness Yule Log Pull" is officially back.
science
...and make aviation history, of course!
science
Three mammals, two fish, 11 reptiles, 11 amphibians, and 88 plants, all from the same region.
science
Research has rarely been so adorable.
geology
Weekly gift ideas from the staff of Atlas Obscura.
atlas obscura
Dr. Alan Newman added more places to the Atlas this year than anyone else.
holidays
Then they drink.
national parks
The perfect way to nerd out over nature.
objects of intrigue
Should they be on display?
music
Make beautiful sci-fi music and lots of other weird noises with your very own theremin.
music
One of the world's first electronic music virtuosos left behind handy rules for playing the mysterious instrument.
mystery
Check out the coolest stuff our staff recommends this week!
holidays
A nativity break-out, heirloom string lights, giant Christmas trees, and more.
world record
Feed your feat fetish.
museums
Little space gems, flecks of viking axes, and bits of a space station can all be yours.
television
Exploring the reasons behind the genre's lavishly detailed electrical infrastructure.