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Few places are going faster than Plaquemines Parish, which encompasses the muddy land along the river's final 100 or so kilometers, where New Orleans' exurbs give way to a smattering of rural communities. (A parish is the local equivalent of a co
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Earth 'officially' has FIVE oceans! National Geographic finally recognises Antarctica's Southern Ocean on its maps alongside the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Arctic
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Is it time to relocate to another state? Patrick Bet-David shares 10 reasons you should consider moving to another state and his advice to how governors can attract entrepreneurs and keep them as well.
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Magical new photographs of the wild horses that live on a bewitching island off the east coast of America
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Did you know that Kentucky is in Syria? Or that Tripoli is in India? Or that Caracas is in Singapore? No? Then you must not be paying enough attention in MSM Geography 101, class. Better hit the books!
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As a result of those changes, the accuracy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's World Magnetic Model (WMM) - a mathematical representation of the magnetic field - slowly deteriorates in the five-year periods between updates.
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To correct these distortions, Tokyo-based architect and artist Hajime Narukawa created the AuthaGraph map over the course of several years using a complex process that essentially amounts to taking the globe (more accurate than any Mercator map) and
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-by satellite images after scientists track 200 million years of tectonic plate shifts
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They're totally lost! Americans are asked to identify any other country on a map of the world - and several can't even pinpoint a SINGLE nation
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Near the bottom of the Earth, distinctly sharp mountains overlook the taxi ride from the airport to the hotel, where we stay for a night before climbing onto the ship. Ushuaia is deeply isolated, dependent primarily on Antarctic tourism, but the anti
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The Pacific nation of Tuvalu--long seen as a prime candidate to disappear as climate change forces up sea levels--is actually growing in size, new research shows.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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A lot has happened since 1984.
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That's pretty fast for a 20-mile thick continent
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Take a guided tour through Hillsboro, New Hampshire, USA. If you are thinking of visiting or moving to Hillsboro, then this video is a must watch.
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LIFE ON A PALE BLUE DOT
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10 Deadly dangerous roads you would never want to drive on
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It's hard to believe Iceland is part of planet Earth.
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Google is taking users on a 3,000-foot hike up the world's most famous rock wall: Yosemite's El Capitan.
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It's called "America the Beautiful" for a reason. In the US, geography and climate fluctuate drastically from state to state, resulting in a landscape that is as varied as it is stunning.
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Not much in "Game of Thrones" could be described as "true to life." King Joffrey, for instance? IRL, actually a pretty sweet guy. And the Khaleesi definitely ain't a natural blonde. (Oh yeah, and to the best of our knowledge she hasn't fire-h
