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Friday, July 29, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e focus on hard-to-see ‘twilight asteroids’ that may cross Earth’s path, examine the quake that sunk= ‘the wickedest city on Earth,’ delve into COVID-19's origins … and escape these = 13 holidays from hell=2E Plus, = happy International Tiger Day!
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They’re stealth asteroids, hanging mysteriously around the inner so= lar system, possibly posing a threat to Earth, but hidden by the glare of t= he sun=2E “From Earth’s perspective, they live their lives sh= eathed in sunbeams,” Nadia Drake writes= =2E

They’re generally closer to the sun than Earth, so astro= nomers now are scanning the horizons during dusk and dawn, searching for th= ese tiny, moving, illuminated pinpricks=2E

The stakes are high=2E T= hese “twilight asteroids” are potentially dangerous because s= ome might cross our orbit—without warning=2E “They’d b= e coming from the day side, so you would never see them coming,” say= s Scott Sheppard of the Carnegie Institution fo= r Science=2E

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Pictured at top, a field camera at California’s Palomar Observatory= recently discovered the first known asteroid entirely inside the orbit of = Venus=2E Above, an instrument on a telescope at this observatory in Chile s= earches for asteroids in the inner solar system=2E Read more=2E

Please, consider getting our full digital report and magazine by subscribing here=2E
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How a quake sunk ‘the wickedest city on Earth = 19; (Above, an aerial look at Port Royal, Jamaica)
Multiple COVID= -19 infections can harm the body=2E Here’s how
New ‘wet market’ studies deepen debate on C= OVID-19’s origins
Babylon and on: Secrets from the lost cities of the ancie= nt world
It took seven decades, but researchers redisco= vered a fossil ‘mother lode’ in Brazil
Tiger numbers = have tripled in Nepal, but at what cost?
PHO= TO OF THE DAY
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Anchor in the water: Fans of K-drama might rec= ognize the Igari Anchor Observatory (pictured above), a= n anchor-shape seaside walkway featured in the TV series “Run On=2E&= #x201D; Nat Geo Explorer Jun Michael Park captu= red an aerial image of the observatory, which opened on the outskirts of Po= hang, South Korea, in 2020 and became an instant tourist attraction=2E
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MORE AMAZING AERIAL = VIEWS
PAI= D CONTENT FOR
THE MAINE OFFICE OF TOURISM
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PHOTOGRAPH BY PETER = UNGER
Explore the many dif= ferent sides of Maine
From kayaking and camping to farmer's markets, museums, and unique art, Ma= ine has something for every type of traveler looking for a summer escape=2E= Travel the vast and varied terrain by car, bike, boat, or foot to discover= stunning views and adventure at every turn=2E
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IN = THE SPOTLIGHT
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PHOTOGRAPH BY MARCO = ANSALONI
Heavyweights: Menorca’s pioneers carved= out a life using the blocks of limestone that were abundant during the Ice= Age on the Spanish island=2E Those towers, one= of 1,000 talayots constructed, are now a candidate for UNESCO&#= x2019;s World Heritage List, a recognition of cultural treasures=2E The= hypostyle hall above (a roof supported by columns) at the Torre d’e= n Galm=C3=A9s site was attached to a circular home and probably used to sto= re food or keep livestock=2E See more of the structures and learn more about= their ancient secrets here=2E

Related: Great Britain’s megalithic monuments
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‘HOUSES OF TH= E DEAD’
IN A FEW WORDS
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For me, disability pride is personally not letting my visible and invisibl= e health issues stop me from doing the things I'm passionate about=2E It's = important to cling on to hope and belief, which for me are quite transforma= tive and powerful, especially during times of despair=2E
 
Kadambari = Devarajan
Engineer-turned-ecologist, Nat Geo Explorer
LAST GLIMPSE
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Holidays from hell: If you’ve traveled = this summer, you may have braved sudden flight cancellations, high gas pric= es, national park traffic jams, or baggage that wound through the Bermuda T= riangle=2E Take solace in Jennifer Bargerȁ= 9;s roundup of 13 travel nightmare novels, where earthquakes rumble, safari= s go wrong, or bodies start piling up=2E “There’s humor and h= ope in these misadventures amid plush hotels, libidinous guides, and ancien= t churches,” Barger writes in the mini-review of Katie Hafner’s The Boys=2E (Pictured above, a young traveler in Lisbon stays busy while waiting = to check in=2E)
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A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE=
A final note: Yesterday, reader Deborah Burnett shared her experience hugging a stone at Sto= nehenge—and unexpectedly feeling something back=2E “Instead o= f cold stone there were warm lichen tickling my bare skin,” she wrot= e us=2E “I never expected nor imagined that the stones were supporti= ng a life form that was thriving and returning my embrace=2E” Here&#= x2019;s our August issue cove= r story on Stonehenge=2E

This newsletter has bee= n curated and edited by David Beard, Monica Williams, Jen Tse, and Heather = Kim=2E Share your discoveries—or recent travel nightmares—to = david=2Ebeard@natgeo= =2Ecom=2E Have a good weekend!
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