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National Geographic handout TV still: OCEANXPLORERS. Eric Ste-Marie, Cameraman Jamie Holland, Aldo Kane, Melissa Marquez, Nigel Hussey, and Crew Josh Palmer work to tag a Greenland Shark off the side of the FRC. (National Geographic/Mario Tadinac)

Environment

James Cameron's new ocean-life series is try-hard but effective

Despite some hype, OceanXplorers, a new ocean-life nature series, delivers on the visuals – and on showcasing the effects of climate change

Culture

An iconic tram driving along California Street with a motion blur effect

Humans

A gripping account of morality shows how we work out right from wrong

Culture

New Scientist recommends Systemic: How racism is making us ill

Society

New Scientist recommends Systemic: How racism is making us ill

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WAR GAME STILL 4 Credit: Thorsten Thielow | Shown in photo: (L to R) Simulation note taker, Elizabeth Neumann, Lou Caldera, Wes Clark, Steve Bullock, Linda Singh, Gwen Camp, David Priess, Pete Strzok

Society

An unusual documentary follows a simulated attempted coup in the US

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MH56FG View of Seoul city and autumn in Deoksugung palace

Earth

A dramatic twist to the Gaia hypothesis

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Space

New Scientist recommends multiverse thriller Dark Matter

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Netflix handout film still: Secret Lives of Orangutans. Orangutans are not just one of our closest relatives, they?re perhaps more relatable to us than any other great ape. Narrated by David Attenborough, this film follows a remarkable group of orangutans in the pristine jungles of Sumatra. At the centre of this story is 8 year old Eden, who?s about to embark on the most challenging moment of her life.

Life

David Attenborough's latest explores the lives of an orangutan family

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2DE140D Rover on Mars

Life

Top astrobiologist explores the possibilities of alien life

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Anopheles gambiae, collected in Mauritius, in the 1950s. image shot by Mariam Ghani in the storage facility of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, The mosquitoes belong to a US Army collection of insects that is stored in that site.

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A visually rich documentary packs a punch about how we see disease

Culture

New Scientist recommends a moving Antarctica memoir, Breaking the Ice

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New Scientist recommends a moving Antarctica memoir, Breaking the Ice

The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week

Culture

Life

An engrossing history of teeth shows their complex role in evolution

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Life

Intimate nature documentary is an ode to an oak

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Earth

Ambitious story of how life shapes Earth ends superb trilogy

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Earth

New Scientist recommends Twisters – action sequel with added tornadoes

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