Human Landscapes of the American Southwest
Snapshots of human impact on the landscape in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada. Source: Human Landscapes of the American Southwest – The Atlantic
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Photos of the Week: 10/15–10/21
Diwali lights in England, a pair of scary clown masks in Nicaragua, a rat stuck in a New York garbage can, a bioluminescent jellyfish in the Marianas Trench, a little Hitler, and much more. Source: Photos of the Week: 10/15–10/21
Fall Is in the Air Part 2
Fall Is in the Air, Part I Source: Fall Is in the Air, Part II – The Atlantic
Fall Is in the Air Part 1
It’s starting to feel like my favorite time of year once more—the autumnal equinox took place last week. Source: Fall Is in the Air – The Atlantic
Animals in the News
It’s time once again for a look at the animal kingdom and our interactions with the countless species that share our planet. Source: Animals in the News – The Atlantic
Portraits of Bollywood’s Biggest Stars
An intimate look at the stars of the world’s largest film industry Source: Mark Bennington: Portraits of Bollywood’s Biggest Stars – The Atlantic
Photos of the Week: 10/1-10/7
Fall colors in New England, famine in Yemen, hurricane Matthew aftermath in Cuba and Haiti, exploding mannequins in South Korea, and much more. Source: Photos of the Week: 10/1-10/7 – The Atlantic
Flying Around the World in a Solar Powered Plane
Pilots Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg successfully landed the Solar Impulse 2 aircraft in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, after flying around the world using only the power of the Sun. Source: Flying Around the World in a Solar Powered Plane – The Atlantic
A Week of Bloodshed in America
Photographs of the shootings, the protests, the police and the trauma. Source: Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, Dallas Police: Photographs of the shootings, the protests, the police, and the trauma – The Atlantic
Animals in the News – The Atlantic
It’s time once more for a look at the animal kingdom and our interactions with the countless species that share our planet. Source: Animals in the News – The Atlantic