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Mega Factories 2
Get an inside look at the world's unique production facilities and the stories behind their iconic vehicles.
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Interactive King Tut Family Tree
Trace the distinctive genetic fingerprints of the boy king's ancestors through four generations of ancient Egyptians.
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Photo Gallery: Earth
We know it up close, but from hundreds of thousands of miles away, Earth looks like a different world. Explore it—and our satellite moon—in this otherworldly gallery.
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Watch: Great Barrier Reef
Dive deep into the largest living structure on Earth, home to a plethora of coral, parrot fish, barracuda, and sharks.
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Mysterious Earth Wallpapers
Decorate your desktop with strange desert scenes and other uncanny patterns that occur naturally on Earth.
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Jamaica
See photos of Jamaica (including Kingston, Ocho Rios, the Blue Mountains, and more) in this travel photo gallery from National Geographic.
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Faces of India
See pictures and portraits of Indian people in this travel photo gallery from National Geographic.
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Blogs
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"Observe the Moon Night"
On September 18 people around the planet will be gathering for a new event to get excited about lunar science and exploration.
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Solar-Powered Light Bulb
New invention could bring reliable, safe, clean, light to the developing world.
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Rhino Slaughter Unchecked
As many as 300 rhinos may have been felled in South Africa over the past 20 months.
From the New Issue
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Valley of the Whales
The origins of the marine mammal lie buried in Egyptian sand.
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A Grassland Kingdom
India’s Kaziranga park shelters tigers, buffalo, and rhinos.