Review of National Geographic Magazines from December 1985 to June 1985: National Geographic is a well-known magazine that has been publishing for over 130 years. The magazines I have reviewed cover the period from December 1985 to June 1985 and provide insight into various topics, including science, history, culture, and travel. The first issue I reviewed was National Geographic Magazine, December 1985. This issue focused on the natural world and featured articles about wildlife conservation, climate change, and geology. The cover story highlighted the importance of preserving the Amazon rainforest and its unique ecosystems. Overall, this issue provided a comprehensive overview of various environmental issues and their impact on our planet. The next issue I reviewed was National Geographic Magazine, March 1985 (Vol. 167, No.3). This issue focused on space exploration and featured articles about the latest discoveries in astronomy and astrophysics. The cover story highlighted the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn and their groundbreaking findings about these planets and their moons. Overall, this issue provided a fascinating look at our place in the universe and the ongoing quest for knowledge beyond Earth. National Geographic Magazine, January 1985 (Vol. 167, No.1) was another interesting read. This issue focused on history and featured articles about ancient civilizations, archaeological discoveries, and historical events. The cover story highlighted the mysteries of the Mayan civilization and their advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics. Overall, this issue provided a fascinating look at our past and how it has shaped our present. The National Geographic Magazine 1985 Complete January -- December was a comprehensive collection of all the issues from that year. This set allowed me to read each issue in order and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered during that time period. The articles were well-written, informative, and engaging, making for an enjoyable reading experience. National Geographic Magazine: June 1985 - The 80's was another interesting read. This issue focused on popular culture and featured articles about music, fashion, and technology during the 1980s. The cover story highlighted the rise of MTV and its impact on pop culture. Overall, this issue provided a nostalgic look back at one of the most iconic decades in history. National Geographic Magazine, May 1985 (Vol. 167, No. 5) was another fascinating read. This issue focused on science and featured articles about biology, chemistry, and physics. The cover story highlighted the discovery of DNA and its significance in understanding genetic information. Overall, this issue provided a comprehensive overview of various scientific discoveries and their impact on our understanding of the world around us. The National Geographic Magazine - Set of 2 Issues - Afghan Girl with Green Eyes - June 1985 Volume 167 Number 6 and April 2002 Volume 201 # 4 was a unique find. These two issues featured articles about the famous photograph of the Afghan girl, which became an iconic image in the 1980s. The first issue provided background information on the photo and its impact on the world, while the second issue looked back at the photo's legacy 25 years later. Overall, these two issues were a fascinating look at the power of photography to capture our imagination and inspire change. The RARE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE July 1985 - 16th Century IRAN AYATOLLAH Israel was another interesting read. This issue focused on history and featured articles about the Middle East, including Iran during the Islamic Revolution and Israel's founding. The cover story highlighted the complex relationship between these two countries and their ongoing struggles for power and influence in the region. Overall, this issue provided a nuanced look at one of the most volatile regions in the world. Finally, StarTalk: Everything You Ever Need to Know About Space Travel, Sci-Fi, the Human Race, the Universe, and Beyond was an engaging read. This book provides a comprehensive overview of space exploration and its impact on our understanding of the universe. The author uses science fiction as a lens to explore these topics in depth, making for an entertaining and informative reading experience. Overall, these National Geographic magazines from December 1985 to June 1985 provide insight into various topics, including science, history, culture, and travel. The articles are well-written, informative, and engaging, making for an enjoyable reading experience.