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Scientists don’t agree on when the planet’s iconic rings formed—or even how they came to be. But the theories have one thing in common: violence.
Read the @NatGeoMag story at
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/saturn-rings-formation-theories?linkId=201994405
by @NatGeoMaps
Ukraine, National Geographic, February 2023.
Mount Everest (National Geographic, 2003)
The Alps - Europe's Backbone (1965)
Antarctica: A New Age of Exploration
(map by National Geographic)
Roughly half of earth’s land has minimal human impact.
A compilation of four methods for mapping human impact reveals in detail where humanity’s influence on the natural world is considered to be low.
Pinnipeds Around the World, National Geographic, 1987.
Forests of the world
