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National Geographic
National Geographic is a globally recognized media and publishing entity operating under the National Geographic Society, founded in 1888. It publishes books spanning a wide range of topics — including science, exploration, and culture — such as The Science Book: Everything You Need to Know About the World and How It Works, which encapsulates centuries of scientific thought across subjects from the universe to mathematics.
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