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‘SUPERNATURAL’ OBJECTS VIEW ONLINE
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A S= TRANGER’S KINDNESS LED TO A BREAKTHROUGH
Thursday, June 9, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e find how one stranger helped all humanity= ; dive in flooded pyramids; discover rare monkeys in cloud forests … and spot a new ally in fighting wildfiresȁ= 4;goats=2E
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At 6, Arno Penzias had to escape the Nazis= =2E A stranger from New Jersey sponsored him=2E That escape from the Holoca= ust allowed Penzias, years later (pictured above), to c= onfirm a great leap forward for all humanity: the Big Bang Theory=2E
It wasn’t until 2012 that the family of the Nobel-winning astrophys= icist tracked down the identity of the sponsor=2E Bernar= d Yudin, a New Jersey paint merchant who had requested anonymity i= n his sponsorship, died in 1950 of cancer and never would know what Penzias= did=2E Even the surviving Yudins didn’t know of Bernard’s ki= ndness until they met the Penzias descendants=2E

“He did what= he did because it was right and didn’t mention it to anybody, Yudin= ’s great-grandson, Joe, tells Nat Geo=2E= “He knew that they got out=2E I think that’s all he needed= =2E” The younger Yudin noted that many geniuses were among the milli= ons killed by the Nazis—and expressed gratitude that one shining sta= r, Arno Penzias, escaped=2E

Read the full story here=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY RICHARD = BARNES
Before the Holocaust: Six-year-old Arno Penzia= s stands between his parents in this photograph (above)= =2E It was shown in 1938 to a New Jersey man who agreed, while remaining an= onymous, to support the kid in the U=2ES=2E The sponsor would never know th= at the young boy he helped save would one day receive the Nobel Prize (facsimile at left)=2E

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PHOTO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY SISSE = BRIMBERG, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION
First off, they’re not fish: Jellyfish,= Elizabeth Kolbert once wrote for Nat Geo, are “sca= ry, squishy, cool, brainless, mesmerizing=2E” They’ve been in= existence for more than 500 million years—floating, swishing, and o= ccasionally stinging=2E Pictured above, a group of Atlantic sea nettles swi= ms at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California=2E The image recently was fea= tured in our Photo of the Day archival collection=2E
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THE HYPNOTIC JELLYFISH

STORIES WE’= RE FOLLOWING
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P= HOTOGRAPH BY GIANNI DAGLI ORTI, SHUTTERSTOCK
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From sacred books to the sword of Excalibur, these objects were believe= d to hold special powers (Pictured above, Egypt’s= ancient Book of the Dead)
Goats may be u= sed to help fight wildfires
New clues show how exercise helps health, avoid diseases
Why more wild = bears and coyotes are hanging out in your neighborhood
Will climate change warm oceans too much for humpback whales?
How travelers = can help sea turtle populations
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PHOTOGRAPH BY NICHOL= E SOBECKI
‘I could feel myself suffocating’: That’s the first sentence of photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Nichole Sobecki’s ac= count of underwater diving underneath pyramids at the ancient necropolis of= Nuri=2E The burial chambers of Kushite royals have been flooded with groun= dwater leaching from the nearby Nile, so archaeologists have been forced to= work underwater=2E Sobecki learned to scuba dive for the story—and = made it out alive, by the= way=2E (Pictured above, a funerary figure discovered underw= ater known as a shabti, an object intended to serve a king in the afterlife= =2E)

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Bioengineer at Bioinspiration Lab; Nat Geo Explor= er
LAST GLIMPSE
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High in the cloud forests: That’s where= woolly monkeys live, their thick coat of fur protecting them from sun, rai= n, and insect bites in the sweltering Amazon Basin=2E Photographer and Nat = Geo Explorer Joel Sartore made this portrait of a brown woolly monkey at= the Piscilago Zoo in Colombia as part of his Photo Ark collection = of the world’s vulnerable species=2E Some types of woolly monkeys ar= e endangered by shrinking habitat and the exotic pet trade—and femal= es have three-year intervals between births, which makes the monkeys’= ; declining numbers more concerning, Nat Geo reports=2E
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