Journal Name : National Geographic

Year : 25                                                                                              Issue : 291

Month : October                                                                               B.E. : 2025

Abstract

           Presenting content about Invasive Species as Humans Invade Our Home The spread of the tilapia is a costly lesson in ecological and biodiversity loss. The legacy of the space race As manmade objects multiply in space, scientists and historians are searching for ways to bring back some of their most important. Older, smarter, faster, and stronger: Tips for quality longevity from the greatest aging athlete. Behind the most controversial world map The Mercator projection distorts the shape of the Earth, but that’s what makes it so useful. See the world from above and below by photographing the same place from vastly different perspectives. An astronaut and a fellow photographer are opening up new ways to see our world. The world’s tallest mountain, Nin, or a new way to measure it, is reigniting a long-standing debate. The world’s oldest photographs are still in the process of being developed over a century after the invention of autochrome. While these images are deteriorating, they reveal new forms of beauty. How a bizarre tiger case changed the course of India's Bengal tiger conservation efforts, leading to alarming new problems.