Taiwan is shaken by the most powerful earthquake in its last 25 years

Taiwan is shaken by the most powerful earthquake in its last 25 years

Get a free shoulder bag with your subscription to National Geographic magazine for only €5 per month. Only 50 left! Get the National Geographic Oppenheimer Special at an exclusive price for being a subscriber. The ground shook furiously in Taiwan this Wednesday, April 3, triggering a devastating sequence of events that culminated in the strongest … Read more

One hundred years of Marlon Brando, excellence in acting

One hundred years of Marlon Brando, excellence in acting

Get a free NG shoulder bag with your subscription to Historia NG magazine for only €5 per month. Only 50 left! Get the National Geographic Oppenheimer Special at an exclusive price for being a subscriber. It was June 1952, in the middle of the first phase of the Cold War, and the United States had … Read more

National Geographic Travel Magazine Subscription for €5 a Month – Limited Offer

National Geographic Travel Magazine Subscription for €5 a Month – Limited Offer

Subscribe to National Geographic Travel for only €5 a month and read the new magazine. Subscribe now In this new Experiencia National Geographic We invite you to explore the eternal fascination of human beings with natural forms, to immerse yourself in an introspective journey and discover the connection between art and nature, from ancient times … Read more

Redd Restaurant in Rochester Named as One of USA TODAY’s Best Restaurants in the US

Redd Restaurant in Rochester Named as One of USA TODAY’s Best Restaurants in the US

Redd named one of USA TODAY’s best restaurants in US Redd’s Remarkable Achievement: Redd, an exemplary restaurant nestled in the beautiful city of Rochester, has received well-deserved recognition from USA TODAY. This prestigious restaurant has been acclaimed for its exceptional upscale new American cuisine, solidifying its reputation as one of the best dining establishments in … Read more

Groundbreaking Scientific Discoveries of 2023: Gravitational Waves, Brain Translators, and Prehistoric Whales

Groundbreaking Scientific Discoveries of 2023: Gravitational Waves, Brain Translators, and Prehistoric Whales

This year, scientists for the first time successfully detected gravitational waves with mind-bogglingly long wavelengths. It is highly likely that these gravitational waves were created after black holes orbiting each other collided and merged, as shown in the illustration. (ILLUSTRATION BY MARK GARLICK, SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) It’s been another great year for science. The latest … Read more

Don’t close the “gates of hell”, a huge hole that burns for a long time

Don’t close the “gates of hell”, a huge hole that burns for a long time

A tour guide sets a table near Darbaza Crater, a giant methane gas vent that has been burning for decades in the desert of Turkmenistan. (PHOTOGRAPH BY CAROLYN DRAKE, MAGNUM PHOTOS) [画像のクリックで拡大表示] Ten years ago, National Geographic Explorer George Korounis became the first person in history to enter the fiery Gates of Hell. This is … Read more

Activate Your Mind with -45% Discount on National Geographic Magazine Subscription!

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SALES: -45% discount in your subscription to the magazine For a limited time! GIVE away National Geographic magazine with -45% off. For a limited time! There are three basic pillars to take care of the brain: diethe exercisey learn new things. Every time we learn something new, be it studying, working, talking to someone or … Read more

Record-breaking Art Auction: The Most Expensive Works Sold and Their Fascinating Stories

Record-breaking Art Auction: The Most Expensive Works Sold and Their Fascinating Stories

Alex Sala Journalist specialized in Art and Art History Updated June 30, 2023 08:53 Reading: June 27 was a historic date in the world of art auctions: a painting by Gustav Klimt, lady with fan, was awarded for 86 million in London setting a new record for an art auction in Europe. In the world … Read more

Archaeologists Unearth Rare and Well-Preserved Roman Mausoleum in London

updated to June 15, 2023 09:39 · Reading: Read the magazine without limits National Geographic History for only 3€/month The city Londoner has witnessed a surprising discovery made by a team of archaeologists from the Museum of London. In the area between London Bridge tube station and The Shard, the tallest building in the United … Read more