Tag: National Geographic

Michelle Trachtenberg As Marina Oswald
Michelle Trachtenberg has signed on to play Marina Oswald, Lee Harvey Oswald's wife, in the new television movie, "Killing Kennedy". In recent interviews, she discusses the challe...
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Doomsday Castle: Preparing for Armageddon
There have been predictions of "doomsday" for hundreds of years. From Y2K, to the most recent scare of December 21, 2012, people have been preparing themselves, in numerous ways...
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Not Afraid Of Snakes? You Will Be After Watching This Severed Snake Head Move In For A Kill
Snakes are terrifying. The good thing is that snakes are mortal. They can no longer harm us after its head has been lopped off, right? Right?...
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National Geographic Just Put Out This Video Of Monkeys Getting Drunk
National Geographic uploaded a video of monkeys crashing the campsite of a liquor bootlegger to its YouTube channel. That's pretty much it. Enjoy....
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National Geographic Tweets @ Aliens
National Geographic's Chasing UFOs sent about 20,000 tweets to space, in response to the "Wow! Signal". It's a crowdsourced project aimed at telling beings in outer space a bit ab...
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National Geographic to Tweet Reply to The Wow! Signal
If you could say anything to extraterrestrials, do you think you could sum up your thoughts in 140 characters? To be so brief in a close encounter of the fifth kind, one would hope...
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James Cameron Funds High-Tech Submarine
Director James Cameron is boldly going where no...
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Google Science Fair to Reward Winners Handsomely
Winners of the Google Science Fair, the world's largest online science competition, will be handsomely rewarded for t...
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National Geographic To Distribute YouTube “Life In A Day” Film
An experimental film project in which over 80,000 YouTube users opted to participate will soon reach far beyond computer monitors and the occasional Internet-connected TV. ...
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Global “Google Science Fair” Planned
Not much info is available at this point, but the parents and teachers of scientifically inclined 13-18 year olds (along with the 13-18 year olds themselves) might want to stay...
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