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A 1960s green 'Utopia' tried to reinvent the world

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Editor's Picks

The faces of a man and a woman side-by-side, with the man smiling and making a thumbs up and the woman frowning abd making a thumbs down, against a green background (Credit: Serenity Strull/ BBC/ Getty Images)

The surprising downsides of being a cynic

By David Robson

A face cut out like a mask with hands applying illustrated pink bubbles (Credit: Serenity Strull/ BBC/ Getty Images)

The science of bizarre skincare trends

By David Cox

Johnson Space Center's mission operations control room during Space Shuttle mission (Credit: Getty Images)

The Next Giant Leap

In pictures: The changing shape of mission control

By Richard Hollingham

Artemis Mission Control, a modern room with many desks and screens facing one large central screen covered in information (Credit: Getty Images)

The Next Giant Leap

The mission control for another giant leap

By Richard Hollingham

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A rogue mushroom is tearing through US forests

By Mohamed Madi

Earth

A freediver shines her torchlight on whale bones, a hole in the ice is visible above the diver (Credit: Alex Dawson)

The whale graveyards that transform the deep sea

By Katherine Latham

A still from camera trap footage showing a snow leopard standing on rocky, snow-covered ground in the Tian Shan mountain range in Uzbekistan (Credit: Gissar State Nature Reserve)

The former Soviet reserve where snow leopards roam

By Michaela Strachan and India Latham

An illustration showing a billboard with an airline advert being painted over with black paint (Credit: Serenity Strull / BBC)

The cities where you'll never see flight ads

By Isabella Kaminski

Two women from The Gambia, Nurse Senneh and Binta Ceesay, in colourful printed dresses and hair covering sit together surrounded by the yellow straw of a rice field with trees seen in the background (Credit: Lena Nian)

The unseen force turning water to salt

By Ekpali Saint

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Thousands of kites once filled the skies above India's cities. Today the tradition is dying out

Keeping Tabs

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I tried to prove I'm not AI. My aunt wasn't convinced

Earth

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'Predators that just run in and grab, stab and kill': The deep cave bacteria resistant to modern medicine

Intelligence Revolution

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Ground truth: When the Earth moves, AI can spot it

Time

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The ancient reason there are 60 minutes in an hour

Health

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Isometric exercise: The most efficient fitness regime?

Nutrition

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Counting calories doesn't work. Try eating smarter instead

One Big Idea

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Keeping Tabs

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Parents think they know how kids use AI. They don't