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Enormous ‘rogue waves’ can appear out of nowhere
nationalgeographic.com
79 comments
4 years ago
cpach
149 points
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The Invisible Bank: How Kenya Has Beaten the World in Mobile Money
newswatch.nationalgeographic.com
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14 years ago
ramabk
146 points
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Beekeepers hit hard by thefts of hives
nationalgeographic.com
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7 years ago
gscott
145 points
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The story behind Caesar salad
nationalgeographic.com
127 comments
a year ago
Bluestein
141 points
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Life Aboard the Longest Train Ride Through India
nationalgeographic.com
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9 years ago
mcone
141 points
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What It’s Like to Live in the World’s Most Polluted City
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10 years ago
kamaal
139 points
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1916 Guide Shows What the First Road Trips Were Like
phenomena.nationalgeographic.com
51 comments
10 years ago
Thevet
137 points
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Is algae the new kale?
nationalgeographic.com
297 comments
4 years ago
Brajeshwar
136 points
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India’s daunting challenge: There’s water everywhere, and nowhere
nationalgeographic.com
45 comments
6 years ago
baud147258
136 points
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How Forensic Linguistics Identified J.K. Rowling
phenomena.nationalgeographic.com
69 comments
13 years ago
ahmadss
135 points
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Rare chunks of Earth's mantle found exposed in Maryland
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5 years ago
thedday
134 points
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Pigs recorded using tools
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60 comments
7 years ago
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134 points
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Was cancer less likely in a pre-industrial world?
nationalgeographic.com
165 comments
5 years ago
pseudolus
131 points
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An injection of magma under Norris Geyser Basin
nationalgeographic.com
130 comments
6 years ago
LinuxBender
131 points
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We Discovered Helium 150 Years Ago. Are We Running Out?
nationalgeographic.com
137 comments
8 years ago
lxm
130 points
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A million people live in underground nuclear bunkers in Beijing (2017)
nationalgeographic.com
53 comments
7 years ago
Jerry2
130 points
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Sleep Science: In the Era of Screens, Rest Is Crucial
nationalgeographic.com
16 comments
8 years ago
gpresot
130 points
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“Abrupt thaw” of Arctic permafrost releasing more CO2 than predicted
nationalgeographic.com
115 comments
6 years ago
bookofjoe
127 points
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How Many People Are Wrongly Convicted? Researchers Do the Math
phenomena.nationalgeographic.com
75 comments
12 years ago
jamesbritt
127 points
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My dad launched the quest to find alien intelligence
nationalgeographic.com
170 comments
6 years ago
8bitsrule
126 points
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Draining California
nationalgeographic.com
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12 years ago
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The Next Moon Landing Is Near, Thanks to Pioneering Engineers
nationalgeographic.com
66 comments
9 years ago
mcone
126 points
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Honeybees found using tools to repel giant hornet attacks
nationalgeographic.com
33 comments
6 years ago
backing
126 points
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The most otherworldly, mysterious forms of lightning on Earth
nationalgeographic.com
60 comments
a year ago
Anon84
121 points
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Our Skulls Didn’t Evolve to be Punched
phenomena.nationalgeographic.com
93 comments
12 years ago
tokenadult
118 points
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One-fourth of Americans drink water from systems that don’t meet standards
nationalgeographic.com
59 comments
7 years ago
lxm
118 points
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New Species of Orangutan Is Rarest Great Ape
news.nationalgeographic.com
9 comments
9 years ago
nature24
118 points
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Remembering the night two atomic bombs fell on North Carolina
nationalgeographic.com
110 comments
5 years ago
longdefeat
116 points
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'Oumuamua could be a shard from a dead planet
nationalgeographic.com
58 comments
6 years ago
egfx
116 points
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The toll climate change is taking on oceans
nationalgeographic.com
37 comments
7 years ago
codermobile
116 points
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