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The environment was a major talking point in 2023.
The Svalbard group of Arctic islands, which are part of Norway, decided to make new eco-friendly rules.
Svalbard's tourism business wants its transport to produce less CO2.
Achievements by women were also a major topic, both now and in history.
Experts cleaned and repaired the oil painting, Allegory of Inclination.
This 17th century picture was painted by Artemisia Gentileschi.
She was a female artist, which was very unusual.
In those days, most artists were men.
Women were also making history too.
In politics, Jacinda Ardern decided to quit her job as prime minister of New Zealand.
In 2017, at 37 years old, Ardern had become the youngest ever female prime minister.
People think she did a great job.
In Gabon, national parks began using smart cameras.
They hope to stop people hunting animals illegally.
Around the world, many people asked for help for the planet on Earth Day.
In London, Extinction Rebellion protested at the Houses of Parliament for four days.
They want the government to take climate change seriously.
And there were parties on London's streets too.
Millions of people celebrated the coronation of King Charles III.
It was the first coronation in the UK since 1953.
In Mexico, French and Mexican scientists did research into 'zoonoses'.
These are diseases which jump from animals to humans.
Scientists are working hard to prevent the next pandemic.
A national orchestra in the US and NASA worked together to create something special.
'Cosmic Cycles' is a new work of art.
It brings amazing images from the James Webb space telescope together with music.
The space film is shown with music which was written by Henry Dehlinger.
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