Entity: NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC
National Geographic is an American monthly magazine published by National Geographic Partners, known for its stunning photographs, maps, and articles on various countries, societies, and animals.
NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC
Etymology
The term 'National Geographic' originates from the National Geographic Society, the organization responsible for publishing the magazine.
Definition
National Geographic is a prestigious US magazine published monthly by National Geographic Partners. It is celebrated for its exquisite photographs, detailed maps, and engaging articles covering a wide range of subjects including countries, societies, and wildlife.
Historical Context
Founded in 1888 as a scholarly journal, National Geographic has evolved into a popular magazine showcasing the wonders of the world. It has a rich history of educating and inspiring readers through its visually stunning content.
Cultural Significance
National Geographic holds cultural significance as a source of knowledge and exploration. Its articles and visuals have sparked curiosity and appreciation for the world's diverse cultures, landscapes, and wildlife.
Related Concepts
- Geography: The study of places and the interactions between people and their environments.
See Also
A renowned US magazine published monthly by the National Geographic Society, featuring captivating photographs, maps, and articles on diverse topics.