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March On Washington: 1963 to Today (THREAD) In 1963, civil rights organizations, labor unions, and religious groups marched to protest segregation, inequality, and economic injustice. Many of the issues that
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Our Q&A with @MoNscience begins now: Your questions about #COVID19/#coronavirus answeredhttps://twitter.com/NatGeo/status/1248404843196112896 Great question and great timing! This morning, we published a deep dive into coronavirus vaccine develop
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Holy to Jews, Christians, and Muslims, modern Jerusalem has been shaped by 3,000 years of worship, conquest, devastation, and rebuilding. For @NatGeo, we worked on how to visualize this in
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1/ Hi I'm Brian Jacobs, @btjakes, Senior Graphics Editor in Nat Geo's maps & graphics department. Today I published an interactive where you can see what climate change will feel
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Photographer's if you ever have to ask yourself "Am I the right person to do this story" the answer is always NO. Particularly when you are in the Africa &
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The ripple effect of the Yan report that as I said before has done more to discredit the lab origins hypothesis than all of the peer-reviewed natural origins papers combined.
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Bats, dancing on the night breeze against a celestial backdrop of galaxies and constellations, seem to be at home amongst the stars.One bat became the master of its fate and
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A 3300 year old wig. Yes you read that right! This is the wig of Merit, wife of Kha, found in the tomb of the couple (TT8) in Thebes, present-day
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Last night, I watched the @NatGeoChannel documentary #Jane—I wanted to see it for a while, but now that I have access to Disney+, it seemed a good time to catch
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BREAKING: A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for Covid-19. 6 other tigers and lions at the zoo are also showing symptoms. Believed to have been infected by
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Feb. 1971, winter in Wakhan corridor. A camel caravan travels through this 5000m high narrow strip of #Afghanistan extending to China. Among the nomads,the #photographers Sabrina & Roland #Michaud. It
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Happy #IndigenousPeoplesDay! Today I celebrate my fríe da and family who have survived 400+ years of genocide and forced assimilation. How will you celebrate? Here are some ways to get
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1/ The next hot-button issue in #COVID19 debates: the relative importance of #antibodies versus T cells in #COVID_19 immune response.(If you're thinking this should be an obscure, wonky, data-driven debate,
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If Trump loses Arizona, which still appears likely, don't forget one reason why: His border wall has torn thru wilderness areas, desecrated O'odham land, used up millions of gallons of
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Purchased this today purely to look for symbolism & reverse think the history that’s been shoved down our throats Also, it was at the cash register & impulsively wanted something
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There are MANY environmental prizes and awards all over the world, the difference with @EarthshotPrize is that: It will focus on 5 key areas There will be 5 winners
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