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Murder in the Arctic

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Wednesday, November 23, 2022

In today’s newsletter, we follow a disastrous Arctic expedition, unearth five ancient cities that once ruled North America, learn how Romans craved a condiment made from funky fish guts … and witness a stricken Chris Hemsworth’s quest for longevity.

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Sailing farther northward than any other known vessel, the commander of the U.S.S.Polaris was dead set on being the first to reach the North Pole.

Soon, he was simply dead, although it took nearly a century to determine that he was murdered.

But by whom? And why? Was it a love triangle? Or jealousy? And what happened to the mission?

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A cold case: The captain’s body was buried about 500 miles south of the North Pole, making an investigation into his death nearly impossible—until the body’s exhumation nearly a century later. The return voyage was also riddled with disasters, including the ship becoming trapped in ice, illustrated at top. Read more.

STORIES WE’RE FOLLOWING

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These 5 ancient cities once thrived in North America. What happened to them? (Above, Cahokia was once home to 10,000 to 20,000 people in present day Illinois.)

Why we’ll never find Noah’s Ark

How nutritious are your favorite Thanksgiving foods?

How Rome came to view funky fish guts as a delicacy

1,700-year-old monkey sacrifice sheds light on ancient diplomacy

The still-relevant insights of Jane Austen

What happens to your brain when you see a bird in nature?

This Black Friday, make sure you don’t fall for greenwashing

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

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Crampons for all! As winter nears, ice climbing hot spots across North America are gearing up to teach new climbers how to join in the fun. Nat Geo looks at five top destinations for climbers of all levels to learn the ropes (like North Conway, New Hampshire, pictured above). If you time it right, you might also catch an ice festival or two!

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Iguana glam: Charles Darwin’s main theory stills hold true, but perhaps not all of his opinions. When he arrived in the Galápagos, he wrote of the land iguanas, “from their low facial angle they have a singularly stupid appearance.” Nat Geo Explorer Mattias Klum photographed a land iguana from Isabela Island, above. Even though Darwin might not have thought the iguanas were charming, nearly 200,000 people liked the photo on our Instagram.

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THE NIGHT SKIES

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Ride the celestial bull: Today’s new moon means dark skies and the perfect time to explore Taurus. The constellation is easy to find these nights because Orion’s belt points straight to its brightest star, Aldebaran, which marks the bull’s eye. Also this week, don’t forget to check out brilliant Mars, the beacon-like dot between the horns of Taurus. In the next few weeks, the Red Planet will be at its biggest and brightestthis year.

WHY THE MARS FASCINATON?

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The secret to a long life? Actor and occasional Norse god Chris Hemsworthhas some insight. For two years, National Geographic challenged him to uncover the secrets of longevity by putting his body on the line. He plunged into Arctic waters, dangled a thousand feet over a canyon, and wore a suit that simulated aging (pictured above). He also told us how he dealt with news that he was 10 times more likely to get Alzheimer’s because of his genetic makeup.

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The volcano of the century

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Monday, November 21, 2022

In today’s newsletter, we discover January’s Tonga volcano blast was the biggest in a century, uncover an ancient monkey sacrifice, sample ancient Rome’s surprisingly gross favorite condiment, overcome jet lag with some helpful tips … and prepare an untraditional Thanksgiving feast.

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The more scientists study January’s astounding underwater volcano blast in Tonga, the bigger they discover it was.

It spewed out the highest plume ever recorded—more than 35 miles into the atmosphere. Unleashed a blast heard 10,000 miles away—and a tsunami that went around the world.

And now, based on new seafloor surveys, scientists are calling the volcanic blast the most powerful in the past century—an explosion that excavated about 2.3 cubic miles of rock. Furthermore, one marine geologist tells us, “It’s not completely dead.”

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Ancient monkey discovery: The life and death of a female monkey held captive and sacrificed some 1,700 years ago in what is now Mexico may provide important clues on how diplomacy worked during the rise of one of the world’s most powerful ancient cities. Researchers have unraveled the remarkable tale of the first primate ”gift” between Teotihuacan and the Maya, Nat Geo reports today.

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To turkey and beyond: Setting the table for a nutritious Thanksgiving (Pictured above, the spread for a 2001 Friendsgiving in Nashville.)

Chirping, singing birds can help mental health, researchers say

What’s the effect of the sharp worldwide drop in men’s sperm counts?

When Dakota Johnson meets Jane Austen: The novelist’s surprising resonance today

The truth about immune-boosting supplements like zinc

Funky fish guts were the ketchup of ancient Rome

Our photographs of the year

Traveling this week? Our tips on getting over jet lag

The silent California castaway who inspired a nation

Honored by Google: Marie Tharp, the brilliant geologist who mapped the ocean floor’s secrets

PHOTO OF THE DAY

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Depending on alpaca: For artisan Francisca Huamani, 72, alpacas are critical to her livelihood. She makes alpaca fiber handicrafts in the Peruvian Andes. However, alpaca breeding has declined significantly as climate change alters weather patterns, with abrupt shifts in precipitation and ice melting as glaciers retreat. The effects include an increased mortality in newborn alpaca and shrinking grasslands where herds feed. The consequences are devastating the already marginalized and impoverished Andean communities, says photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Alessandro Cinque.

THE HUNT TO SAVE ALPACAS

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She challenged Rome: First, Zenobia ruled Palmyra, the prosperous province that connected ancient Rome to empires throughout Asia. Then, the warrior queen wanted more. She beat back the Persians and conquered nearly all of modern-day Syria, Turkey, and Egypt. Her growing empire seemed unstoppable—until a ferocious new emperor rose in Rome. (This 1888 painting portrays her surrender.)

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

Today’s newsletter was curated and edited by Sydney Combs, Jen Tse, David Beard, and Heather Kim. Have an idea or link to a story you think is right down our alley? Let us know at david.beard@natgeo.com. Happy trails!

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As we begin to close 2022, we enter a time of gratitude and reflection. Because of donors like you the last few years, Arizona nonprofits have been able to continue assisting our communities in times of need.

GivingTuesday, an international day of charitable generosity, is on Tuesday, November 29. GivingTuesday unleashes the power of people and organizations to transform communities and the world. Join us!

We ask that you consider giving a gift on AZGives.org to one (or more) of the 1,000+ Arizona nonprofits, find time to volunteer for your favorite nonprofit, or be intentional about your acts of kindness.

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Did you know that GivingTuesday (November 29, 2022) is more than just donating dollars to your local nonprofit organizations? Here’s a list of services where you can make a difference in our communities:

Give Dollars: Donate to a local nonprofit who works tirelessly to make a difference – AZGives.org

Give Goods: Organize a donation drive. Collect food, toiletries, books, and clothes.

Give Time: You can make a difference by volunteering.

Give Voice: Lending our voices to advocate for the causes and issues we care about.

Give Talent: Many nonprofits are understaffed, consider giving your skills to help.

Give Kindness: Buy someone’s lunch, text someone to tell them you are grateful to know them, or compliment a stranger.

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