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National Geographic (magazine)

Imagine a magazine filled with amazing pictures and stories about animals, faraway places, and cool science!

Images

Vintage Automobile Advertising: 1939 Buick Ad from the National Geographic Magazine, 'Buick's the Beauty!'

Vintage Automobile Advertising: 1939 Buick Ad from the National Geographic Magazine, 'Buick's the Beauty!'

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JUNE 1944 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE
1956 Bruning Copyflex Copier Advertisement National Geographic Magazine November 1956
Vintage Advertising For The Victrola XVI Record Player By The Victor Talking Machine Company In March 1915 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine
1956 Zenith TV Tuner Remote Control Advertisement National Geographic Magazine November 1956
JUNE 1944 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, COCA COLA AD
A class of students pose for National Geographic Magazine 1931 - © W. Robert Moore-National Geographic Society
#FunFactFriday The motivation for UTEP’s architecture is credited to Kathleen Worrell, wife of UTEP’s first dean, who was fascinated with an 88-page photo-essay on Bhutan that appeared in a 1914 issue of National Geographic magazine.
Jasperdo. National Geographic Magazine Advertisement. Uploaded April 10, 2011 via Flickr. Creative Commons Attribution.
1957 Lincoln Advertisement National Geographic Magazine November 1956
The National Geographic magazine map of the new Balkan states and Central Europe

Key Facts

First Published
January 1888.
Publisher
National Geographic Society.
Main Focus
Geography, exploration, and science.
Fun Fact
The iconic yellow border around the cover has been there since 1900!

Your Window to the World!

National Geographic is like a magic portal that takes you on adventures without even leaving your home! It's a magazine packed with incredible photos and stories about animals, oceans, mountains, and people from all over the planet. You can learn about lions in Africa, explore the deepest parts of the sea, or discover ancient pyramids.

It's a super fun way to see and learn about everything happening on Earth!

How It All Began!

This amazing magazine started a super long time ago, in 1888. That’s even before your grandparents were born! It was created by a group of explorers and scientists who wanted to share their discoveries with others. They loved learning about the world and wanted everyone to feel that same excitement. The first magazines were mostly for grown-ups, but now kids can enjoy them too!

Why It's So Cool!

National Geographic is important because it helps us understand our planet and all the creatures that live here. When you see a picture of a polar bear or learn about a rainforest, you start to care about them. This magazine helps people realize how special Earth is and why we need to protect it. It’s like having a superhero guide to nature and science!

Amazing Pictures and Facts!

One of the best things about National Geographic is its stunning photographs. They are so clear and beautiful, you feel like you’re right there! You’ll see animals up close, like a tiger’s stripes or an elephant’s wrinkly skin. Plus, you’ll find out awesome facts, like how fast a cheetah can run or how deep the ocean really is. It’s a feast for your eyes and your brain!

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