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Friday, February 17, 2023
In today’s newsletter, w= e visit an isolated region at the heart o= f alien lore, see the top images in our phot= o contest, learn about a pharaoh’s &#x= 2018;Succession’ problem =2E=2E=2E and disco= ver Hollywood= ’s love affair with western Ireland—a= nd the Celtic tie to Star Wars=2E
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Aliens may not have been behind the latest rash of UFO shootdowns, but the= truth is out there=2E

And many believe it is in Area 51=2E

S= tart with a dirt road, head toward a mislabeled airport—actually a m= ilitary base with many names and a spooky (as in CIA) history=2E Frequent l= aunches of experimental planes led to a rash of reports of UFOs—and = the area has become a pillar of alien mythology=2E As secret documents are = declassified, what exactly IS out there?

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PHOTOGRAPH BY JENNIFE= R EMERLING
Another ‘alien’ enclave: Two hum= ans and their backseat stowaway (above) drive to Roswel= l, New Mexico, famous for a supposed alien spaceship crash in 1947=2E Some = conspiracy theorists believe remains from the Roswell crash were taken to&#= x2014;you guessed it—Area 51! Pictured at top, UFO believers look fo= r suspicious aircraft in Sedona, Arizona=2E Read more=2E
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Why does Saturn have rings? (Above, a Voy= ager I photograph of the planet in 1980=2E)
Is it worth it to freeze you= r eggs? Here’s what the science says=2E
Can a ‘good’ fat h= elp extend your life?
Invasive ants are a bigger threat than we thought
A once-in-a-ge= neration 'shroom-bloom' is producing a bumper mushroom crop—with new= found varieties
The weird history of monumen= ts to George Washington
Related: Presidents= ' Day is legally just for one president
Vanished: Rese= archers now have a clue to the disappearance of a powerful Biblical empire<= /a>
Coming face to face with a sea 'monster'
Just a placebo= ? Controversial findings about cannabis and pain
How a Nat Geo Explorer ended= up snorkeling with the president
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Wait, how many kids? Pharaoh Ramses II isn’t known as Ramses the Great for nothing=2E = During his 70-year reign he managed to build palaces, temples, stelae, and = statues that we still admire today—and sire some 100 children=2E Despite his many available son= s, Ramses II never yielded the throne and his dynasty paid the price=2E (Above, the tomb housing most of Ramses II's sons=2E)

Related: Was Ramses II the pharaoh who challe= nged Moses?
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It’s my tree! An aggressive bald eagle = moves in to steal a key perch near a salmon run in Alaska=2E This image was chosen am= ong nearly 5,000 submissions as the winner of National Geographic’s = Pictures of the Year contest=2E Karthik Subramaniam, a San Francisco software engineer with a passion for wildlife photogr= aphy, made the image on the last day of a trip to Alaska=2E
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Hollywood love: What is it about the west coas= t of Ireland? Long before the stunning Oscar contender The B= anshees of Inisherin, filmmakers such as David Lean= and J=2EJ=2E Abrams had fallen in lov= e with the stark landscape=2E Her= e’s why=2E (Above, the ancient Dun Aengus fort, w= hich was used in scenes of Banshees=2E)

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