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Klas Flärdh, Lund University and Paul Becher, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Tim Thompson, Teesside University

As the world population grows, it will be a challenge to meet everyone’s nutritional needs with traditional sources of protein.

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Header image: Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti aboard the International Space Station. NASA

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Header image: The tiny floating duckweed plant is uniquely suited to meet the nutritional needs of astronauts. Dr. Jared J. Stewart, CC BY-ND

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Header image: The atmosphere protects life on Earth from the effects of the Sun’s radiation, but space travel is a different matter. (NASA/SDO)

Stuart Capstick, Cardiff University

Monica Grady, The Open University

Header image: Satellite imagery monitors environmental changes to inform agricultural decisions. Agricultural patterns are distinctly visible in this near-vertical false colour infrared photography of farmland south of Khartoum, Sudan. (JSC/NASA)

By Sam Humphrey

Lauren Moore, Nottingham Trent University

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Header image: Chlorella, a species of microalgae grown for the ALG-AD project in Devon. Shutterstock

The garden is the perfect place for you to relax after a long day. It’s a space that’s exclusive to you and your family, and it gives you the opportunity to get away from the daily grind of work and other responsibilities. A luxury garden offers something more than just the basics, however. It adds value to your home and can be an excellent selling point if you ever decide to move. There are several ways you can add luxury to your outdoor space, no matter your budget or available space. Check out these ideas so you can start creating an oasis of relaxation in your own garden.

Header image: Asteroid Ryugu, from the Hayabusa2 spacecraft. Image credit: ISAS / JAXA, CC BY

By Sara Webb, Swinburne University of Technology and Rebecca Allen, Swinburne University of Technology

Header image: Steve Gale (pilot) and Gail Iles (right) next to the Marchetti jet. Kieran Blair, Author provided

Gregory Moore, The University of Melbourne

Aimee Brett, Nottingham Trent University

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Header image: The Artemis II mission will send four astronauts on a flyby of the Moon. NASA

Jill Edmondson, University of Sheffield and Jonathan Leake, University of Sheffield

Header image: Growing food in space will rely on innovative agricultural technologies. (NASA)

Kamran Mahroof, University of Bradford and Liz Breen, University of Bradford

Chris D Thomas, University of York; Jack Hatfield, University of York, and Katie Noble, University of York

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Header image: Macromitrium microstomum is found throughout New Zealand on the trunks or branches of smooth-barked trees, or on rock. Silvia Pressel, Author provided

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting to sprout green thumbs, we’re sure an idyllic green, well-kept, spacious garden is your common goal. Thankfully, this is easily achievable if you dedicate time to the hobby to enhance your gardening skills and create a stunning outdoor oasis in which you’re proud to spend time.