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Earth's shifting magnetic poles don't cause climate change
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These bug repellents actually work—if you use them correctly
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July 2023 Issue
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Cliff art reveals the majesty of the Amazon’s aquatic realm
Cliff art reveals the majesty of the Amazon’s aquatic realm
The ‘cave of bones’ may hold the mysteries of human origins
The ‘cave of bones’ may hold the mysteries of human origins
See scenes from classic fairy tales—with a Nigerian twist
See scenes from classic fairy tales—with a Nigerian twist
Inside the ‘factory of the world,’ old ways still linger
Inside the ‘factory of the world,’ old ways still linger
