G Adventures Women Who Inspire: Sisterhood of Survivors Videos

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G Adventures Women Who Inspire: Sisterhood of Survivors

Small group tour operator, G Adventures, has partnered with SASANE, a not-for-profit organisation committed to helping survivors of sex trafficking and training women to become certified para-legals. G Adventure's travellers in the region visit SASANE to meet the women and learn how to cook traditional Nepali dishes.

Follow How NASA's Next Mars Mission Will Take The Red Planet's Pulse On November 26th, 2018, NASA's InSight spacecraft is set to touch down on Mars after completing a 205-day orbit in space. Learn about the three distinct ways this groundbreaking mission will study the deep interior of the red planet in the latest video from Decoder. For more, read ‘Taking the Pulse of the Red Planet’ in the November 2018 issue of National Geographic Magazine.

Follow Why Is This Zebra Unusually Pale? Zebras are best known for their distinctive black and white stripes. We are still learning about why this bold colour scheme has evolved over time, but this rare zebra has an unusually pale look of its very own. It has a condition called leucism, which causes its "blonde" colouring. Unlike albinism, leucistic animals are not completely white, can produce some pigment, and may even develop normal colouring as they age.

Follow Solar System 101 How many planets are in the solar system? How did it form in the Milky Way galaxy? Learn facts about the solar system's genesis, plus its planets, moons, and asteroids.

Follow Origins Of The Universe 101 How old is the universe, and how did it begin? Throughout history, countless myths and scientific theories have tried to explain the universe's origins. The most widely accepted explanation is the big bang theory. Learn about the explosion that started it all and how the universe grew from the size of an atom to encompass everything in existence today.

Follow TIL: How Chameleons Change Colour New research suggests that the way chameleons change colour is very different from what scientists had assumed. In this week’s "Today I Learned" filmmaker and National Geographic Grantee Jason Jaacks explains that the colour change is controlled by nanocrystals in a top layer of the lizards' skin.

Follow Hitler's Killer Rocket In 1944, the Nazis launched the world's most advanced weapon. Pete Kelsey and Marty Morgan uncover the awful truth behind Hitler's Vengeance rockets.

Follow Shark Tagged From Submarine For First Time In History For the past year, a research team has developed a new strategy to study the near-threatened bluntnose sixgill shark in deep waters.

Follow I Didn't Know That: Crash Test Dummy Visit a laboratory where crash test dummies undergo high-impact testing to ensure they accurately simulate the human body in a car accident scenario.

Follow Science 101 | Hurricanes Watch how hurricanes form.

Follow Drain the Oceans: Thai Cave Rescue | Trailer National Geographic goes inside the infamous Thai cave and shares new insights into the deadly mission to rescue a junior football team in 2018.

Follow Platypus Hunts With Sixth Sense With the tail of a beaver and a bill like a duck's, the platypus is a real ungainly creature. But there's more to this strange killer than meets the eye.

Follow Amazon Fires So Much Worse Than Before Say Locals In Porto Velho, capital of a Brazilian state ravaged by recent fires, residents are on edge and falling ill from the pervasive smoke. A hymn describes the city's sky as forever blue, but now it's grey with smoke.

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