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nationalgeographic. com > science > article > quantum-teleportation-science-computing-physics

Teleportation is no longer just science fiction'at the quantum level

2+ mon, 4+ week ago  (892+ words) We may never beam ourselves off the planet. But quantum teleportation is poised to bring about a new era of computing'and revolutionize our understanding of the subatomic world. Listen to this story here Sixty years ago, Star Trek introduced what…...

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Travel
nationalgeographic. com > travel > national-parks > article > lassen-volcanic-national-park

Everything you should know about Lassen Volcanic National Park

1+ week, 11+ hour ago  (1584+ words) Explore California's most underrated national park, where steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, lava fields, and an active volcano create a dramatic landscape unlike anywhere else in the Sierra or Cascades. Rather than granite canyons or giant trees like California's other…...

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nationalgeographic. com > science > article > last-terror-bird

Terror birds survived millions of years longer than previously thought

6+ day, 7+ hour ago  (749+ words) A 25, 000-year-old fossilized "drumstick" is writing a new chapter for these flightless birds that terrorized the post-dinosaur world. Terror birds that once dominated South America's savannas with giant, hooked beaks and fleet feet may have survived much longer than previously…...

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nationalgeographic. com > science > article > artemis-iii-crew-announced

NASA announces the astronauts for the next Artemis mission. Here's what they'll be doing.

1+ week, 6+ day ago  (1181+ words) Commander Randy Bresnik and three others will attempt to dock with two different lunar landers in Earth orbit, paving the way for a future moon landing." Artemis III has a crew. On June 9, NASA announced the four crewmembers of the…...

Health
nationalgeographic. com > health > article > plunge-book-excerpt-the-science-of-extreme-endurance

What extreme athletes learn when they push to the limits

2+ week, 1+ hour ago  (812+ words) At the edge of human endurance, the marathon monks say, the boundary between life and death becomes paper-thin. In September of 2019, Sarah Thomas'a then-37-year-old marathon swimmer from Colorado who was still recovering from breast cancer'pulled off one of the…...

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Environment
nationalgeographic. com > environment > article > sunflower-sea-stars-colony-discovered-california-kelp-forests

This creature was dubbed the Sasquatch of the sea. Scientists just found it.

2+ week, 20+ hour ago  (1167+ words) Jon Krakauer on his Everest climb: 'I wish I'd never gone' 7 lesser-known European national parks to explore this summer This science-backed diet could save the planet'and you 9 night sky events to see in June See our Earth Month collection on…...

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nationalgeographic. com > science > article > top-discoveries-in-the-last-25-years

The biggest scientific breakthroughs of the last 25 years'and a few to watch

6+ mon, 1+ week ago  (1730+ words) From decoding the human genome to exploring the universe, science has made huge strides in the 21st century. "I think there's been a terrific amount of momentum in science in the last quarter century," says France C'rdova, an astrophysicist who currently…...

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nationalgeographic. com > science > article > moon-crater-far-side-radio-telescope

How a telescope on the far side of the moon could help us see the cosmic dark ages

3+ mon, 2+ week ago  (1066+ words) Later this year, a prototype telescope is slated to land on the moon. It could usher in a new era of lunar radio astronomy. Millions of years ago, an asteroid crashed into the far side of the moon, the hemisphere…...

Animals
nationalgeographic. com > animals > article > blowfly-wildlife-pandemic

Can lowly blowflies stop the next wildlife pandemic?

4+ mon, 2+ week ago  (293+ words) The lowly blowfly is known for feasting on feces and corpses. One intrepid researcher hopes to use them as a biological warning system for disease. "Who taught you to do that?" Owings quips. Blowflies carry in their stomach clues about…...

Animals
nationalgeographic. com > animals > article > snuffleupagus-fish

Scientists just discovered the Snuffleupagus of the sea

3+ week, 4+ day ago  (475+ words) The size of a golf tee, Solenostomus snuffleupagus is covered in hair-like filaments that resemble algae. Over the past century, scientists have discovered all manner of weird and charismatic creatures on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. They've found'shrimp'that can see colors…...

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