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In today’s newsletter, w= e discover what happ= ened to five of North America’s earliest cit= ies, find the strange reason rainbows are becoming more plentiful, chart = what’s next for an erupting Haw= aiian volcano … and examine why there i= s no scientific basis for race=2E Plus, our top animal photo= s of the year=2E
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Today’s biggest cities in North America include New York, Mexico Ci= ty, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Chicago=2E

But another five cities ma= de up the earliest population centers on the continent=2E One was called Sp= iro Mounds=2E Another was powerful Teotihuacan—and its imposing Pyra= mid of the Sun (pictured above)=2E Haven’t heard= of them? There’s a reason=2E

What happened to these once mi= ghty cities? Where did the people go? And why?

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A desert center: From the 800s into the 1200s,= a stretch of northwestern New Mexico was home to more than 150 settlements= , some of which had sprawling stone mansions with hundreds of rooms=2E The = most important of the Chaco Canyon communities was Pueblo Bonito, the cente= r of this ancient Puebloan world=2E Read more=2E
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What’s next for Hawaii’s Mauna Loa (pictured above), which is erupting for the first time in 38 y= ears?
A ‘rin= g of fire’ eclipse is among stargazer highlights in 2023=2E Here are= all the events=2E
Stunning: Our top travel ph= otos of the year
Scientists are trying to resurrect mostly = dead organs—here’s why
In tense, contentious Iran, a fight over the nation’s flag
You can’t always get what you want: The science behind disappoi= ntment—and why kids should experience it
Why we’ll never find Noah’s Ark
Why there is = no scientific basis for race
This parasite manipulates the minds of mice—and could affect you
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A strange side effect of climate change? More = rainbows (like the one above in Arizona)=2E A recent st= udy found that climate change will shift rainbows north, giving places near= the Arctic and high elevations up to 50 more rainbow-possible days a year= =2E But just as rainbows signify risk in many cultures, more rainbows spell= trouble for the planet—like more droughts in the tropics and rain i= n the north, Nat Geo reports=2E
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Drop by drop: Nat Geo Explorer Robbie Shone trekked through Borneo&#x= 2019;s Cave of the Winds and into the Secret Chamber to photograph scientis= ts Stacy Carolin and Stein-E= rik Lauritzen installing a drip logger (above from = our Instagram)=2E For the next several y= ears, the device will collect and record every drop of water that falls fro= m the stalactite above, which will help reveal how the stalagmite beneath i= t grows=2E
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Best of 2022: Nat Geo photographers hid behind= shipwrecks and scoured microscopic landscapes to create this year’s= best images of animals around the globe=2E From a polar bear slumbering in= field of violet fireweed to a songbird snatching seeds from its handler&#x= 2019;s tongue (above), see our top 21 animal photos of 2022 here=2E

Related: Trapping wild songbirds in Cuba is illegal—but business is b= ooming

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