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Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
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NDTV Exclusive: On World Oceans Day, Ocean With David Attenborough Makers Deep Dive Into Life Under Water
Watch Ocean with David Attenborough this World Oceans Day on Sunday, 8th June at 7 pm only on National Geographic and JioHotstar
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Digital Resurrection of Titanic Reveals How the Ship Was Torn Apart in Its Final Hours
A full-scale 3D model of the Titanic, built from 715,000 scans, shows the ship tore apart violently, not in a clean split, after hitting an iceberg. The documentary confirms heroic crew actions, including engineers who died keeping the power on. It also explores real artefacts, offering a vivid new look at the ship’s final moments on its 113th an...
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Noida Student Discovers Asteroid, Earns Recognition from NASA with Opportunity to Name It
Daksh Malik, a 14-year-old student from Noida, has made an asteroid discovery that earned him recognition from NASA. Through the International Asteroid Discovery Project (IADP), Malik identified the asteroid “2023 OG40” and will have the opportunity to name it once NASA verifies the discovery. Daksh’s passion for space, sparked by National Ge...
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Sugarcane Documentary Now Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar: What You Need to Know
The documentary Sugarcane premiered on National Geographic on December 9 and streams on Disney+ and Hulu starting December 10, 2024. It delves into the abuse and unmarked graves of children at Indian residential schools in North America, coinciding with President Biden’s recent apology for the U.S. boarding school policies. Directed by Julian Bra...
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Man Disappeared During Everest Expedition In 1924. 100 Years Later, A Clue
A team of National Geographic discovered a foot, remains that they believe belong to Andrew Comyn Irvine, fondly known as Sandy, who disappeared 100 years ago with co-climber George Mallory.
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China, Pakistan Try To Derail India, G4 Nations' UN Security Council Bid
The lack of adequate geographic representation in the UNSC is responsible for its failures, and giving Africa permanent membership will be essential to make the top UN body effective, R. Ravindra, charge d'affaires of India's UN mission has said.
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"In Favour Of Expansion Of UN Security Council Membership...": India
India has underscored the need for a reformed UN Security Council that better reflects the geographical and developmental diversity of the United Nations today.
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26-Foot-Long Anaconda Discovered In Amazon Rainforest Is The World's Biggest Snake
The species was found during filming for National Geographics Disney+ series 'Pole to Pole' with Will Smith.
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National Geographic Lays Off Its Last Remaining Staff Writers: Report
Over a century after it was first published in 1888, the National Geographic magazine reportedly laid off the last of its staff writers. The magazine that brought the best of science and the natural world to readers in its iconic yellow-border.
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Indian-Origin Karthik Subramaniam Wins National Geographic's 'Pictures Of The Year' Contest
The stunning image shows a trio of bald eagles battling for a spot on a branch in Alaska's Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.
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Watch: Chris Hemsworth's Wife Dresses Up As 87-Year-Old For A Special 'Date' With Actor. Here's Why
Elsa Pataky, Chris Hemsworth's wife, decided to do something special and heartfelt for the actor to confront his aging worries after.
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New Zealand Aims To Become Dark Sky Nation: All You Need To Know About It
Dark skies are crucial for nocturnal and migratory birds. It is also essential for insects, as artificial light at night can reduce their activity.
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World's Highest Weather Station Installed On Mount Everest
A team of experts from the National Geographic Society has installed the "world's highest weather station" on Mount Everest at an altitude of 8,830 metres to automatically measure various meteorological phenomena.
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Concerns With Method, Says India On Report Of "Stalling" WHO Covid Report
India on Saturday questioned the WHO's methodology to estimate COVID-19 mortalities in the country, saying using such a mathematical modelling cannot be applied to estimate the death figures for such a vast nation of geographical size and population.
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Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
-
NDTV Exclusive: On World Oceans Day, Ocean With David Attenborough Makers Deep Dive Into Life Under Water
Watch Ocean with David Attenborough this World Oceans Day on Sunday, 8th June at 7 pm only on National Geographic and JioHotstar
-
Digital Resurrection of Titanic Reveals How the Ship Was Torn Apart in Its Final Hours
A full-scale 3D model of the Titanic, built from 715,000 scans, shows the ship tore apart violently, not in a clean split, after hitting an iceberg. The documentary confirms heroic crew actions, including engineers who died keeping the power on. It also explores real artefacts, offering a vivid new look at the ship’s final moments on its 113th an...
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Noida Student Discovers Asteroid, Earns Recognition from NASA with Opportunity to Name It
Daksh Malik, a 14-year-old student from Noida, has made an asteroid discovery that earned him recognition from NASA. Through the International Asteroid Discovery Project (IADP), Malik identified the asteroid “2023 OG40” and will have the opportunity to name it once NASA verifies the discovery. Daksh’s passion for space, sparked by National Ge...
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Sugarcane Documentary Now Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar: What You Need to Know
The documentary Sugarcane premiered on National Geographic on December 9 and streams on Disney+ and Hulu starting December 10, 2024. It delves into the abuse and unmarked graves of children at Indian residential schools in North America, coinciding with President Biden’s recent apology for the U.S. boarding school policies. Directed by Julian Bra...
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Man Disappeared During Everest Expedition In 1924. 100 Years Later, A Clue
A team of National Geographic discovered a foot, remains that they believe belong to Andrew Comyn Irvine, fondly known as Sandy, who disappeared 100 years ago with co-climber George Mallory.
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China, Pakistan Try To Derail India, G4 Nations' UN Security Council Bid
The lack of adequate geographic representation in the UNSC is responsible for its failures, and giving Africa permanent membership will be essential to make the top UN body effective, R. Ravindra, charge d'affaires of India's UN mission has said.
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"In Favour Of Expansion Of UN Security Council Membership...": India
India has underscored the need for a reformed UN Security Council that better reflects the geographical and developmental diversity of the United Nations today.
-
26-Foot-Long Anaconda Discovered In Amazon Rainforest Is The World's Biggest Snake
The species was found during filming for National Geographics Disney+ series 'Pole to Pole' with Will Smith.
-
National Geographic Lays Off Its Last Remaining Staff Writers: Report
Over a century after it was first published in 1888, the National Geographic magazine reportedly laid off the last of its staff writers. The magazine that brought the best of science and the natural world to readers in its iconic yellow-border.
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Indian-Origin Karthik Subramaniam Wins National Geographic's 'Pictures Of The Year' Contest
The stunning image shows a trio of bald eagles battling for a spot on a branch in Alaska's Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.
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Watch: Chris Hemsworth's Wife Dresses Up As 87-Year-Old For A Special 'Date' With Actor. Here's Why
Elsa Pataky, Chris Hemsworth's wife, decided to do something special and heartfelt for the actor to confront his aging worries after.
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New Zealand Aims To Become Dark Sky Nation: All You Need To Know About It
Dark skies are crucial for nocturnal and migratory birds. It is also essential for insects, as artificial light at night can reduce their activity.
-
World's Highest Weather Station Installed On Mount Everest
A team of experts from the National Geographic Society has installed the "world's highest weather station" on Mount Everest at an altitude of 8,830 metres to automatically measure various meteorological phenomena.
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Concerns With Method, Says India On Report Of "Stalling" WHO Covid Report
India on Saturday questioned the WHO's methodology to estimate COVID-19 mortalities in the country, saying using such a mathematical modelling cannot be applied to estimate the death figures for such a vast nation of geographical size and population.
