National GeographicMemories can be altered in mice–and 4 more captivating storiesBy National GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National Geographicflipped into History & CultureMotherhood Military mothers face their own battles—family and community gives them strength verified_publisherNational GeographicWhat is motherhood like in the military? For me, lonely. I feel my husband John’s absence as acutely in our daily routines as in special events—at dinnertime, on the first day of school, and at our children’s...
National Geographicflipped into NewsLubbock Survivors recall the terror of the first F5 tornado verified_publisherNational Geographic - Bill NewcottThe perpetual high plains wind had suddenly fallen dead still, leaving the evening air hot and heavy over Lubbock, Texas. Impossibly dark clouds hung low in the sky. Standing in the yard outside her family’s...
National Geographicflipped into ScienceLong March 5B Everything you need to know about the Chinese rocket falling to Earth verified_publisherNational Geographic - Nadia DrakeThis weekend, a spent, 100-foot-long Chinese rocket is set to plunge through Earth’s atmosphere. A substantial portion of the 22-ton launch vehicle—the core stage of a Long March 5B rocket—will be obliterated...
National Geographicflipped into NewsDrought ‘Megadrought’ persists in western U.S., as another extremely dry year develops verified_publisherNational Geographic - Alejandra BorundaWater levels usually peak in May at Folsom Lake in California, rising as Sierra Nevada snowpack melts away and courses down to the reservoir, near Sacramento. But this year, the drought that has gripped...
National Geographicflipped into AnimalsNorth Atlantic Rare footage shows North Atlantic right whales ‘hug’ verified_publisherNational Geographic - Sarah GibbensThey were swimming along together as one, two male North Atlantic right whales, each draping a fin over the other’s body. It looked as if they were hugging. “Are they showing affection? Are they showing...
