National GeographicAegean Sea Greece and Turkey earthquake driven by wild tectonics of the Aegean Sea verified_publisherNational Geographic - Maya Wei-HaasThe magnitude 7.0 temblor occurred in an area of complex geologic movement, where multiple tectonic plates crack the surface as they jostle for position. On October 30, when a powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake...
National GeographicClinical Trials Dozens of COVID-19 vaccines are in development. Here are the ones to follow. verified_publisherNational Geographic - Amy McKeeverHere are the COVID-19 vaccine prospects that have made it to phase three trials and beyond. More than 150 coronavirus vaccines are in development across the world—and hopes are high to bring one to market...
National GeographicHorror Movies How horror movies can help people overcome real-world trauma verified_publisherNational Geographic - Nicole JohnsonFilms that terrify you today may improve your fear responses tomorrow—and could provide relief from anxiety and stress. When I was seven, my mother died of a drug overdose. In the years that followed,...
National GeographicKidney Failure Why lockdowns have left kidney patients ‘totally and completely terrified’ verified_publisherNational Geographic - Carrie ArnoldFew need COVID-19 surges to end quite like the 37 million Americans who live with chronic kidney disease. Nichole Jefferson has been social distancing for more than a decade. The 48-year-old Dallas resident...
National GeographicOSIRIS-REx NASA's OSIRIS-REx secures asteroid sample after surprise leak verified_publisherNational Geographic - Michael GreshkoThe spacecraft grabbed so much of the asteroid Bennu, its sample-collection device got jammed. Now the material is safe and sound. After a series of high-stakes maneuvers performed more than 200 million...
