National Geographic

National Geographic is the official journal of the National Geographic Society. It contains articles about geography, popular science, history, culture, current events, and photography. Colonel Jack O'Neill had a closet full of them before giving them to a Homeless man in exchange for information on the abduction of Major Samantha Carter. (SG1: "Desperate Measures")

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Texts	Books of Djehuti • Cartouche • Daniel Jackson's Stargate tablet • Dead Sea Scrolls • Gilgamesh Vessel • Lost City tablet • Lost city tablet • Merlin tablet • Parchment of Virtues • The Testament
Books	101 Dalmatians • 2001: A Space Odyssey • Alteran history book • Amelius' notebook • Androcles and the Lion • The Book of Knowledge • Chloe Armstrong's diary • Conan • The Da Vinci Code • Daniel Jackson's notebook • Ernest Littlefield's notebook • The Exorcist • The Eye of the Sun • Frankenstein • The French Connection • Furling diary discs • Goldilocks • Hardy Boys • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy • The Island of Dr. Moreau • Jonas Quinn's notebook • Latin for the Novice • Linea's journal • Little Red Riding Hood • The Lord of the Rings • The Man Who Would Be King • The Martian General's Daughter • Mary Poppins • A Midsummer Night's Dream • Moby Dick • Nancy Drew • Of Mice and Men • Old Man's War • Planet of the Apes • Precognition: Your dreams DO come true • The Princess Bride • Scouting for Beavers • Sherlock Holmes • Starship Troopers • Stepford Wives • The Truth About the Pyramids • War and Peace • The Wizard of Oz • Zenna Valk's notebook
Comic books	The Amazing Avenger! • Batman • Captain Marvel • Fantastic Four • Flash • Spider-Man • Superman
Newspapers	The Ascended Times • Cambridge Archaeological Journal • The Denver Post • The Hendrick's County Guardian • New Jersey Star • Richmond Daily Tribune • Tabloid • Terminus Tymes • Uif Wpmjbo Wpjdf • The Washington Examiner
Magazines	Cracked • MAD • National Geographic • Shape