National Geographic
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The National Geographic Society is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit scientific and educational organization founded in 1888. It funds Explorers and supports science, exploration, education, conservation, and storytelling to deepen understanding of the natural and cultural world and inspire its protection.
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Mentions of National Geographic per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, health & science.
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| Day | Share (7-day) | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 18 | 0.60‰ | 1 |
| Aug 24 | 1.07‰ | 1 |
| Sep 1 | 0.54‰ | 1 |
| Sep 17 | 0.51‰ | 1 |
| Sep 18 | 1.06‰ | 1 |
| Sep 19 | 1.54‰ | 1 |
| Sep 22 | 2.32‰ | 2 |
| Sep 23 | 2.99‰ | 1 |
| Sep 29 | 1.05‰ | 1 |
| Oct 2 | 0.98‰ | 1 |
| Oct 5 | 1.49‰ | 1 |
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National Geographic appears in science media through projects, explorers, wildlife, and health reporting
StarTalk repeatedly presents National Geographic as a collaborator on Lost in Space while sharing facts about exoplanets and Europa’s subsurface ocean.[1][2]
National Geographic is also tied to the newly named Bolivian wildcat: DarkHorse discusses its photographs, while Science Friday identifies researcher Paula Nogales Azcarunz as a National Geographic Explorer.[3][4]
Something You Should Know promotes Planet Visionaries, naming National Geographic photographer Tom Peschek among its guests.[5][6]
On Huberman Lab Essentials, Beth Shapiro describes herself as a National Geographic Explorer involved in public talks about conservation, genetic rescue, and de-extinction.[7]
The Dylan Gemelli Podcast cites a National Geographic article while discussing claims that many supplements are poor quality and linked to liver problems.[8]
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- 1.StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson · Quantum Anomalies with Lara AndersonNeil deGrasse Tyson · Sep 29 · Listen at 15:34 ↗
“here's yet another fact from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. 1995, we discover the first authentic exoplanet, a planet orbiting another living star. So anyone born from 1995 onward, I now de”
- 2.StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson · Cosmic Queries – The Fractal Universe with Charles LiuNeil deGrasse Tyson · Sep 18 · Listen at 19:23 ↗
“Here's yet another fact. from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. One of Jupiter's moons, Europa, has an outer surface of frozen water. But beneath that, the water is rendered liquid by tidal st”
- 3.DarkHorse Podcast · Lions, New Tigers, and Bears, oh my: The 344th Evolutionary Lens with Bret Weinstein and Heather HeyingBret Weinstein · Sep 23 · Listen at 44:35 ↗
“so. And this, again, is a photograph from Costa Rica. The margay is a little smaller than the ocelot, but also like the ocelot, sort of basil within this. And then we're going to just go into National Geographic, which has really the best p”
- 4.Science Friday · The tilcayo is the new wild cat on the blockFlora Lichtman · Oct 2 · Listen at 11:41 ↗
“The tilcayo from Bolivia to the world. I love it. Paola Nogales Azcarunz is a National Geographic Explorer and biologist leading the Bolivian Felid Research and Conservation Program. Before we go, let me just put this bug in your head. Octo”
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