Explorer Bob Ballard — the Man Who Found Titanic — Talks Shipwrecks, Sea Creatures, STEM
The man who found Titanic. That phrase may be why you opened this story, but there is so much more to Dr. Bob Ballard than simply that single fact. In Bob Ballard: An Explorer’s Life, he tells the tale of his life as a professor, a scientist, and, yes, an explorer. The show premieres Monday, June 14, on National Geographic. A...
Watching A Coral Reef Die: Climate Change Devastates Tropical Island
Sam Purkis, University of Miami The Chagos Archipelago is one of the most remote, seemingly idyllic places on Earth. Coconut-covered sandy beaches with incredible bird life rim tropical islands in the Indian Ocean, hundreds of miles from any continent. Just below the waves, coral reefs stretch for miles along an underwater mountain...
Catching Up With Bear Grylls
Catching up with Bear Grylls is an exercise in itself. The host and star of the Disney +/NatGeo series Running Wild with Bear Grylls, and appointment adventure TV fixture for the past decade, even turns interviews into transcontinental wind sprints of sorts. After interviewing Bear in person in 2019, we sought him out again as...
Michael Phelps Gets Candid About His Struggles in the Spotlight
The Weight of Gold, an HBO documentary film, executive produced and narrated by Phelps, delves into the lives, careers, and mental health of Olympians.
7 Destinations That Will Pay You To Visit Once The Pandemic Is Over
Many of us have become shut-ins by force due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Staying home has its perks, but many people have been planning their next vacation since lockdown began. With so many nations across the world experiencing economic hardship due to the pandemic, some have plans around increasing tourism and restoring economic
Wearables Might Be Powered by Sweat Sooner Than You Think
The future of wearables is here. These devices have been around for a few years but have recently taken off as hot commodities. Whether it's for exercise or health, wearable technology is becoming increasingly valuable. Though these devices usually use battery power to operate, new wearable technology now has a biological option —...
Post-Pandemic SUVs Head Two Different Directions
New Models Introduced This Week Offer Electric or High-Horsepower Gas Choices The automotive market is not always clear in the direction it’s taking at any given moment. This week was one of those weeks. Future SUV buyers are going to be able to choose from a very green path or one emphasizing horsepower and off-road proficiency.
The Top 50 Most Innovative Products (Part Four)
Apollo Neuro Launching Jan. 31, 2020, Apollo is a well-designed wearable that looks to collaborate with your nervous system and improve your health. Combining the wearable with the free app allows you to connect to programs such as Rebuild + Recover, Relax + Unwind, and Energy + Wakeup. $360 ($199...
Mercedes and Nvidia Partner on Self-Driving Cars
Mercedes-Benz invented the automobile 134 years ago—and four years from now is asserting it will reinvent the transportation device. New models introduced in 2024 with being equipped with a still-being-designed super processor from chipmaker Nvidia that will allow customers to upgrade their cars later and add new features such as...
At-Home Fitness Apps to Keep You Healthy During Lockdown
If you're starting to miss the gym or you just don't feel as fit as you usually do, here are five fitness apps to use at home that will help you stay on top of your fitness.
Electric Surfboards: How to Choose One Right for You
Electric surfboards have given the sport of surfing a modern twist, and made the sport more accessible to beginners. Here's what you need to know about them.
Top Outdoor Gear for the Ideal Social Distancing Summer
Is there a better way to social distance than experiencing some solitude in the great outdoors? Here is the latest gear that you should consider for your next outdoor excursion.
Lindsey Vonn's Incredible Climb and View from the Top
The new HBO documentary, Lindsey Vonn: The Final Season is anything but that for the Olympic gold medal winner and former World Alpine Ski Racer.
Tommy Corey's Journey from Thru-Hiker to Artist
Tommy Corey's subjects are fellow hikers, those he’s met along the trail who inspired him with their vulnerability. There is a quality to his images that’s captivating, perhaps because it’s something that has become uncommon in our society.
Alison Abbot Gives Her Top Sustainable Travel Tips
We spoke with Alison Abbott to discover how she motivates her audience to live their lives in sustainable shades of green.
The Summer I Almost Drowned and the Gear that Saved Me: Part II
Kayaking the upper Colorado is a great way to spend the summer. To survive it, you'll need to know what gear to bring (and what not to)! Will you be prepared?
Fall Gear Guide: 10 Products You Need to Check Out This Fall
In this Fall Gear Guide, we review products for those who are clinging to summer, and products for those eagerly awaiting winter.
Studies Prove the Fit of These Shoes Boosts Athletic Ability
Tired of training every day to become a better athlete? New shoe designs could help. Research shows a five percent boost in ability by just putting them on.
4 Essential Travel Apps to Download Before Your Next Trip
When you're going on a trip, it's important to be prepared. Here are the 4 most important travel apps you should download before any trip.
6 Tips for Turning Your Passion into Profit with Social Media
I have two passions: being an orthodontist and traveling the world as a social media influencer. With these tips, you too can turn your passion into profit.
Summer Destination Revolution: Tulum, Mexico
Just 90 minutes south of Cancun lies the rustic, beachside town of Tulum, Mexico, an antidote to Cancun’s large, commercial resort haven.
Matt Kepnes' (AKA Nomadic Matt) Guide to Traveling Abroad
Travel writer and bestselling author Matt Kepnes (AKA Nomadic Matt) shares why technology may not always be the answer to your travel queries.
Why Sports Gambling is the Next Big Business
With growing revenue and an incline in popularity, sports gambling is getting too big for Las Vegas and is ready to spread across the U.S.
Ultrarunner Avery Collins Details His Running Gear
In this exclusive interview, professional ultrarunner Avery Collins details the running gear he uses during his training and on race day.
How Two Kayakers Braved Alaska's Inside Passage
Rebecca Grim and Leonie Mahlke kayaked through Alaska's Inside Passage, working with indigenous communities, to bring awareness to Alaska’s oil problem.
Julie Moss Discusses the Technology Behind Triathlon Training
IRONMAN Triathlon Hall of Famer Julie Moss relies on a variety of technological innovations that help her race like a 23-year-old at age 60.
Tech You Should Expect to See on Your Next Vacation
Technology is finding new applications in hospitality. From planes and cruise ships to hotel rooms, expect to see this kind of tech on your next vacation.
The NFL's New Cybersecurity Strategy
As the NFL has become more connected, unique cybersecurity strategies have been employed to ensure safety for players, personnel, and fans alike.
How to Travel the World (On the Cheap!)
Explore our top tips for how to travel the world on a budget. It's easier than it seems and we'll give you all the tools you need for money-saving success!
The 360 Degrees of Tiger Woods: The Stories You've Never Heard
Tiger Woods's meteoric rise to golf great, fall from grace, and continued fight back to the top has transformed golf forever. And this book captures it all.
