Join some of National Geographic’s biggest names in exploration and innovation Sunday, January 13th for our most epic Google+ Hangout to date. Be part of the conversation with a diverse group of explorers, including such legends as Robert Ballard, James Cameron, and Jane Goodall. We’ll also chat with cave diver Kenny Broad, Crittercam engineer Kyler Abernathy in Antarctica, wildlife conservationist Paula Kahumbu in Kenya, Sebastian Cruz who is part of a project studying tortoises in Ecuador, biologist Krithi Karanth in India, research engineer Albert Lin in California, and NG Weekend host Boyd Matson.
For 125 years, National Geographic has been at the leading edge of exploration, conservation, and scientific research. Now technology is allowing us to go places and make discoveries not possible before. This is a new age of exploration. We invite you to join us on the journey–and get closer to our explorers along the way.
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Follow National Geographic on Google+ or tune in right here on this blog to watch the Google+ Hangout Sunday, January 13th at 1 p.m. ET (6 p.m. UTC).
Other Hangouts from National Geographic:
Hangout with Climbers on Mt. Everest
Hangout with a Guerrilla Geographer
Hangout With an Archaeologist in the Field
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DeepSea Challenge with James Cameron
[List of Participants Updated 1/7/2013]