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2. LASER WARFARE: From dazzling defences to quick communication, these amplified light beams have multiple applications in the military
3. WHO WAS THE FIRST HUMAN? 50 years ago, Lucy, the famous fossil and most complete skeleton of the species Australopithecus afarensis, was discovered, filling in gaps in human history
4. THE WORLD'S LONGEST BRIDGES: Discover the incredible feats of engineering closing some of the biggest land gaps
5. CRAZY ANIMAL DEFENCES: From mesmerising distractions to bizarre biological weapons, here are some of the wild ways that animal species fight and deter predators
6. HOWS COLTHES ARE MADE: These mechanical methods and material mixtures combine to form your wardrobe
7. FRUIT OR VEGETABLE? Test your botanical brain in our edible plant quiz as you explore common plant confusions
8. HOW OUR BRAINS DEVELOP: Why the way you think changes as your brain grows
9. DESIGNER MICROBES: How altering the genes of tiny microbes can make them produce insulin for diabetics, strengthen cement and even make street lights
10. CONSPIRACY THEORIES DEBUNKED: Arm yourself with logic and science to avoid falling foul of these mistruths
11. AMAZING OLYMPIC INNOVATIONS: The 2024 Summer Olympics comes with an array of inspired inventions, from performance-enhandng footwear to Al-powered judges
12. FUTURE DRONES: DISCOVER THE FLYING MACHINES THAT CAN DELIVER GOODS, EVACUATE INJURED SOLDIERS FROM THE BATTLEFIELD, HELP FARMERS GROW CROPS AND MORE
13. What are SUPERFOODS? How you fuel your body has a direct impact on your health, and some foods are considered far superior to others
14. INCREDIBLE D-DAY INVENTIONS: How daring innovations allowed the Allies to land on the beaches of Normandy in 1944
15. WHAT ARE ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS? Some natural products are drastically transformed by the food industry, and regularly eating them can affect our health
16. HOW ASTRONAUTS TRAIN FOR SPACE: To build up their bodies, cope with confinement and monitor machinery, astronauts must embark on rigorous training programs
17. ALL ABOUT SCOOTERS: Discover the history and technology behind these urban commuting vehicles
18. ARE YOU BREATHING PROPERLY? Whether you're running a marathon or just relaxing, there are ways of breathing more efficiently for better health and performance
19. OPTIMUS GEN 2: Automotive company Tesla is reducing the limitations of robotics with its latest humanoid reveal
20. SILENT BUT SUPERSONIC? How NASA's latest experimental jet is designed to soften its sonic boom
21. WHY VAPING IS BAD FOR YOU: How inhaling this flavoured aerosol affects your lungs and impacts the body
22. GAS MASK EVOLUTION: What prompted the invention of a mask that could provide clean air in polluted and poisonous environments?
23. GARDEN TOOL GUIDE: These manual and electric implements are vital for growing plants and maintaining a perfectly manicured lawn
24. THE FIRST MAP-MAKERS: How did ancient cartographers calculate and draw the contours of their countries?
25. HOW TO SURVIVE THE AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK: From bush tucker basics to sourcing trapped water and combating crocodiles
26. Raging RIVERS: How the watery veins of planet Earth can become turbulent and toxic
27. SURVEILLANCE FROM THE STRATOSPHERE: This lightweight solar-electric aircraft is an alternative to high-altitude satellites
28. WARGAMES: How virtual and augmented reality technologies are being used in a sophisticated military training tool
29. 12 SECRET UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES: Discover the hidden worlds carved out of the ground across history
30. HOW GRASS CHANGED LIFE: This tiny plant has influenced Earth's climate and the evolution of animals
31. WHAT IS THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER? How cell-lined blood vessels in the brain control what enters this organ
32. TWINS EXPLAINED: Why do people have multiple babies in a single pregnancy?
33. POWER-GENERATING BUOYS: How wave energy converters produce clean power from the ocean
34. GREAT ANIMAL MIGRATIONS: Taking to the skies, sea or land, what drives certain animal communities to make long voyages across the globe?
35. HOW AIRPORTS ARE GETTING SMARTER: Discover the latest smart airport technology that's making air travel a safer and smoother process
36. SWEETIE SCIENCE: Find out why you have a sweet tooth, how different candies are perfected and how sugar affects your body
37. MONSTER MYTHS BUSTED: Folklore tells us that terrifying creatures such as Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster lurk on the outskirts of civilisation. But can science explain the harrowing historic encounters humans have had with them?
38. ANATOMY OF A COMPOST HEAP: How the natural process of composting converts your leftovers into valuable fertiliser
39. HOW SAMURAI SWORDS WERE MADE: Katana, the traditional blades of a Japanese samurai warrior, were forged to meticulous standards and gave their owners high status
40. GREEN HOME ENERGY: From small-scale installations to carbon-neutral houses, how the different ways we heat and power our homes impact the planet
41. TITANS OF SPACE: These pioneering space entrepreneurs are helping space exploration take off
42. RESCUF AT SEA: From the hammering surf to the ocean's depths, these vehicles retrieve the missing and stranded
43. INSIDE A BATTERY FACTORY: We visited a gigafactory to find out how the world's greenest car batteries are made
44. AMAZING FUTURE SPACE ROBOTS: Discover the versatile space machines that can roll, fly, float and swim, from junk recyclers to station companions
45. MOTORBIKE EVOLUTION: From simple early designs to today's speedy sporting tech, these two-wheeled vehicles have stepped up a gear
46. WHERE DOES YOUR POO GO? Following the flush, your body's waste undergoes a long journey as it's prepped to return safely to the environment
47. POLICE TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED: How personal defence gadgets, tactical weapons and speedy smart vehicles assist those enforcing the law
48. TEN SECRET UNDERGROUND WORLDS WORDS AILSA HARVEY: Delve deep into Earth's rock, salt, seas and ice to discover hidden subsurface wonders
49. HOW IGLOOS ARE BUILT: These tessellated domes are designed to keep people warm, despite encasing them in snow
50. HOW KANGAROOS BOUNCE: These marsupial mammals spring effortlessly across the Australian continent using specially adapted limbs
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