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Thin Ice

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Team Endurance follows the Military team out onto thin ice as they embark on leg one of the season. A NEW SEASON OF ULTIMATE SURVIVAL ALASKA PREMIERES SUNDAY JANUARY 4 at 9P.

Forever Wild: National Geographic

Forever Wild

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Homecomings and new beginnings cause these pioneers to reflect on how their lives have changed and what’s still to come. In North Carolina, Tony and Amelia celebrate an anniversary while admiring the bounty of their garden and the hard work it represents

Glacial Terror: National Geographic

Glacial Terror

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The Military team hikes over a glacier, and their newest member learns the importance of crampons. A NEW SEASON OF ULTIMATE SURVIVAL ALASKA PREMIERES SUNDAY JANUARY 4 at 9P.

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The Secret World of Dragonflies

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The colorful, acrobatic dragonfly may seem familiar, but this stunning macro film reveals the mysteries behind its metamorphic life cycle—and some surprising adaptations.

See more from filmmaker Andy Holt.
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Learn about the making of this film.
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The Root Stops Here

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With winter close, it’s the last chance to dig enough ginseng to reach their goals for the season. Location is everything and the competition is ruthless.

To a Billionth of a Meter: Go Inside a Telescope Mirror Factory |National Geographic

To a Billionth of a Meter: Go Inside a Telescope Mirror Factory

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Published on Dec 1, 2014

Beneath the University of Arizona football stadium sits the Steward Observatory Mirror Lab. There, giant mirrors are meticulously shaped and polished, to be used in telescopes around the world that are helping unravel the mysteries of the universe. The time-consuming production process requires that each mirror’s surface be polished down to a billionth of a meter.

Read more about how telescope mirrors help us explore the universe:
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Find out how shocking language can actually increase the likelihood of your message being heard. CROWD CONTROL AIRS MONDAYS at 9P.

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National Geographic 2014 Emerging Explorer and marine biologist David Gruber studies animals that glow and shine underwater. Using special filters, he captures dazzling sights of marine creatures that use light—through bioluminescence or fluorescence—to interact in dark habitats.Read more about David Gruber and his work:
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The Explorers Project chronicles the work of National Geographic’s Emerging Explorers—tomorrow’s visionaries who are making discoveries, making a difference, and inspiring people to care about the planet. Learn more at http://nationalgeographic.com/emerging.

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Inside an Ebola Clinic in West Africa

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Get an inside look at a Doctors Without Borders Ebola clinic in Monrovia, Liberia. Physician Daniel Chertow takes us through the clinic and shares his thoughts on what it’s like to be volunteering in the midst of an epidemic like no other.

Read a Q&A with photojournalist Neil Brandvold about what it’s like to cover an Ebola outbreak:
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