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A large crater lies underneath Greenland's Hiawatha Glacier—a well-known, but little-studied part of the planet. Now scientists hope to determine if it could be linked to a controversial extinction theory.https://t.co/sjp6uSq9Au
— National Geographic Magazine (@NatGeoMag) November 15, 2018
(via http://twitter.com/NatGeoMag/status/1063138509886758913)
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In the Magazine: April Issue
This month in National Geographic Magazine you will find Christian Aslund’s awesome aerial from last year’s assignment, From Above. Congratulations to you, Christian!Â
Hashtag Challenge: #CoolIt
Climate change is here. But there's new hope we can cool the planet. Show us how you—or people you know—are taking steps to combat climate change. Learn more about climate change in the November 2015 special issue of National Geographic magazine. Follow the conversation using #coolit on social media and Your Shot.
Over the next few weeks the Your Shot editor’s will be looking through your photos in hopes of making a great photo gallery on the issue, so hashtag your best using #coolit.
Pick up the issue on your local newsstand to see Your Shot member Brooke Whatnall’s photo in print!
