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631.

These Are the Dinosaurs That Didn't Die

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8 years ago

6 points

632.

Plastic Garbage Patch Bigger Than Mexico Found in Pacific

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9 years ago

6 points

633.

The Underappreciated Man Behind the “Best Graphic Ever Produced”

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9 years ago

6 points

634.

A Fuel-Saving Car Engine in the Blink of an IRIS

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16 years ago

6 points

635.

Mysterious Winds Cause Rapid Melting of Antarctic Ice

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10 years ago

6 points

636.

What Modern Democracies Didn’t Copy from Ancient Greece

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10 years ago

6 points

637.

Japan Loses Contact with New Space Telescope

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

6 points

638.

Can a Plant Remember? This One Seems to – Here’s the Evidence

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

6 points

639.

Apocalypse Pig: The Last Antibiotic Begins to Fail

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

6 points

640.

Interactive Visualization of Amazonia Várzea (Water) Forest

nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

6 points

641.

DNA study deepens mystery of lake full of skeletons

nationalgeographic.com

7 years ago

5 points

642.

How ancient builders made the Great Pyramid of Giza nearly earthquake-proof

nationalgeographic.com

a month ago

5 points

643.

Cow uses tool to scratch herself

nationalgeographic.com

5 months ago

5 points

644.

A spritz instead of a jab? Future Covid-19 vaccines may go up your nose

nationalgeographic.com

5 years ago

5 points

645.

Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science?

ngm.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

5 points

646.

Is there a secret city under Egypt's Giza pyramids?

nationalgeographic.com

a year ago

5 points

647.

Researchers Lift Obelisk With Kite to Test Theory on Ancient Pyramids

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14 years ago

5 points

648.

The eccentric scientist behind the ‘gold standard’ Covid-19 test

nationalgeographic.com

5 years ago

5 points

649.

Seabirds that eat just a little plastic have major health problems

nationalgeographic.com

7 years ago

5 points

650.

Scientists found a way to reverse kidney damage–is a cure next?

nationalgeographic.com

7 months ago

5 points

651.

Are we living in a black hole?

nationalgeographic.com

9 months ago

5 points

652.

FEMA uses outdated flood maps–and Americans are paying the price

nationalgeographic.com

2 years ago

5 points

653.

Iceland has entered a new volcanic era

nationalgeographic.com

3 years ago

5 points

654.

The U.S. ‘warming hole’–a climate anomaly explained

nationalgeographic.com

4 years ago

5 points

655.

Science solved the mystery of feet washing ashore in the Pacific Northwest

nationalgeographic.com

5 years ago

5 points

656.

Paleolithic concert halls? Cave drawings in France correspond with places of natural resonant sound

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18 years ago

5 points

657.

Spinach Leaf Transformed into Beating Human Heart Tissue

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9 years ago

5 points

658.

The Secrets of Sleep

ngm.nationalgeographic.com

16 years ago

5 points

659.

One of Earth's Most Dangerous Supervolcanoes Is Rumbling

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10 years ago

5 points

660.

Inside the Eye: Nature's Most Exquisite Creation

ngm.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

5 points