Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 6 June 1983 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 6 June 1983

Featuring:

The Once and Future Universe

What was inconceivably small as long as 20 billion years ago is now inconceivably large, yet still growing at nearly the speed of light. Rick Gore reports on science's latest discoveries. Photographs by James A. Sugar, paintings by Barron Storey, picture text by David Jeffery, and a double supplement on the known universe and a new Sky Survey.

That Noble River, The Thames

Eyewitness to empire, England's regal waterway has overcome pollution and neglect to become the world's cleanest urban estuary, even as an innovative tide barrier tames its wilder urges and surges. By Ethel A. Starbird, with photographs by O. Louis Mazzatenta.

Wrestlin' for a Livin' With King Coal

Like the mountains and valleys at the junction of Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia, the fortunes of the region rise and fall with demand for coal. Michael E. Long and photographer Michael O'Brien chronicle the seesaw life of the past few years.

Warriors From a Watery Grave

Submerged for centuries off the coast of Italy, two heroic bronze statues illustrate the highest attainments of Greek sculpture. Journalist Joseph Alsop reports.

Last of the Black-footed Ferrets?

Among the rarest of North American mammals, these small, fierce hunters were pushed to the brink of extinction by settlers killing off their prey, prairie dogs. Now biologist Tim W. Clark has counted a small surviving population on the Wyoming plains. Photographs by the author and Franz J. Camenzind.

In good condition for it's age with a few scuffs and marks and a small tear to the supplement.

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