Posts Tagged ‘photo_in_the_news’
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A silvery meteor, a cosmic “butterfly,” and a rare green comet feature among the most beautiful, dramatic, or surprising space news pictures of the year, as chosen by National Geographic News editors. |
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Sunlight turns Italian waters to liquid gold, supernovae get in shape, Saturn’s largest moon casts a long shadow, and more in our selection of the week’s best space pictures. |
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Mountain lions, grizzly bears, and cutthroat trout are among the Rocky Mountain animals snapped during a recent photography expedition to the Flathead region, which conservationists say is threatened by mining, logging, and drilling. |
A superbright meteor pierces the California sky, Hubble unveils its “holiday wreath,” dust helps solve a Saturn moon mystery, and more in our selection of the week’s best space pictures.
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The environment—and the environmental movement—suffered significant setbacks in 2009, experts say. Among the lowlights: Lemurs became food, a lot of ice became water, and in the Caribbean some sharks became nonexistent. |
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