“It was just a job.” And then tens of thousands of jobs. A version of this story appears in the April 2025 issue of National Geographic magazine.

Portugal and member of the expedition. And that diversity offers scientists a puzzle. An octopus rests on the seafloor 3,700 feet deep in the Bellingshausen Sea off Antarctica. The ecosystem is ...

In addition to exploring on water, Oceanwide’s team put together multiple helicopter operations, offering aerial views of icebergs, sea ice, and the vast wilderness of Antarctica. The expedition ...

Retired inventory of geospatial layers and web maps provided by the BAS Mapping and Geographic Information Centre (MAGIC) visualised in Airtable. Note: This project was designed for internal use ...

See Iceland in a different light by swapping a run-of-the-mill cruise itinerary with an expedition sailing rich in destination immersion, local culture and sweeping views. On this eight-day return ...

A team led by Brazilian researchers carried out a 70-day expedition around Antarctica to understand the melting rate of glacial ice and to see how the region is reacting to global warming.

Björk always seems to inhabit an alternate universe—a dreamlike space of the highest creative ambition, free from the constraints that govern mere mortals. Which makes it all the more jarring ...

Popular cruise lines for U.S. river cruises include American Cruise Lines, Viking River Cruises, and National Geographic Expeditions.

In a statement, National Grid said it welcomes the investigation into the substation fire and “will work closely with all parties involved to understand the cause of the incident”. Explore the latest ...

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an applied scientist at England's National Oceanography Centre, who wasn't involved in the expedition. This stalk of deepsea coral was found nearly 1,200 meters deep at an area of the seabed ...

And Norton isn’t particularly interested in losing. A version of this story appears in the April 2025 issue of National Geographic magazine.