Pyongyang Mass Games, North Korea
This Month in Photo of the Day: The Power of Photography Children mobilized for the annual mass games in Pyongyang, North Korea, act as pixels to portray a happy patriot in uniform. See more pictures from the October 2013 feature story "Now You See It." See a gallery of Guttenfelder's Instagram pictures from North Korea »
Rare Pictures: Crocodile Attacks Elephant
African AmbushA routine trip to the water hole recently resulted in a life-or-death struggle for a pair of African elephants when they were ambushed by a hungry Nile crocodile (pictured). Tourist Martin Nyfeler of Kloten, Switzerland, captured pictures of the wild encounter during a visit to Zambia's South Luangwa National Park in late September."We saw a mother elephant and baby at the water hole
Earth Day Pictures: 20 Stunning Shots of Earth From Space
Earth Day From AboveSapphire waters tinged with pink sediment seem to get tangled amid emerald vegetation in a satellite picture of Bombetoka Bay, on the northwestern coast of Madagascar.To celebrate Earth Day National Geographic photo editors selected 20 of the most stunning pictures of Earth, as seen from space, including this jewel-toned shot of the island country off the African coast.Captured
Breaking 2,500 mpg, Canadian Team Wins High-Efficiency Race
This story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge. Gliding ten laps around downtown Houston in what looked more like a low-riding white rocket ship than a car, a team of students from Université Laval of Québec City marked a new achievement in fuel efficiency this weekend. (Related: Photo Gallery From the Shell Eco-marathon Americas) For
Would a New Nuclear Plant Fare Better Than Fukushima?
This story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge. For a world that was on the brink of a major expansion in nuclear power, a key question raised by the Fukushima Daiichi crisis is this: Would brand-new reactors have fared better in the power outage that triggered dangerous overheating at one of Japan's oldest power plants? The answer se
Japan Tsunami: 20 Unforgettable Pictures
Leaving HomeIn 1 of 20 unforgettable pictures of Japan's tsunami aftermath chosen by National Geographic photo editors, rescue team members carry the body of a man through splintered remains of the village of Saito on Monday. The town is just one of many nearly erased from Japan's northeastern coast, where water, electricity, and telecommunications are largely unavailable.As of Monday an estimated
Pictures: Guatemala Sinkhole Adds to World's Famous Pits
Guatemala Sinkhole, 2010Heavy rains from tropical storm Agatha likely triggered the collapse of a huge sinkhole in Guatemala on Sunday, seen above a few days afterward. In the strictly geologic use of the word, a sinkhole happens when water erodes solid bedrock, carving an underground cavity that can then collapse. Many parts of the United States are at risk for that type of event. The Guatemala s
1
リリース、障害情報などのサービスのお知らせ
最新の人気エントリーの配信
j次のブックマーク
k前のブックマーク
lあとで読む
eコメント一覧を開く
oページを開く
Baiterek Monument, Kazakhstan
Teleportation: Behind the Science of Quantum Computing
What's a Tibetan Mastiff? Explaining Dog Posed as Lion
August 2010 - National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic - Inspiring People to Care About the Planet Since 1888