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Everybody gets the idea. the truth is, the biggest polluter in this country is actually agriculture and the industrialisation of food production and meat production, chickens. what is the problem with agriculture? two fold, its basically slurry and fertiliser running off fields into rivers. this is fertiliser, so you might think, "maybe thats the good thing? maybe the weeds would enjoy a little extra..." horrendously bad thing. someone sent me pictures yesterday of lake windermere. again, one of...

Do you get technologically advanced life? i think that is super rare. so dont look for aliens falling out of cadillac space ships. it is unlikely to occur. micro organisms are probably within our own solar system. >> well i continue to look for intelligent life right here on earth. >> you and me both. >> we will see what webb telescope produces. youll have to come back so we can talk about it. thank you so much, hakeem oluseyi. i will see you soon. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. t...

Was an exciting film, there was an estimation of where the ship sank. that proved unbelievable accurate. it was found using sonar. we have the worlds most advanced underwater vehicles for this ship. people said we couldnt do it. people said the conditions down here here were too tough. but we did. the wreck appears to be in one big piece largely. just as it was last seen before it sank in november, 1915. it is so cold down there, there are no wood-eating micro organisms down there at all. so the...

Water body shrinks. wreaking havoc on farm crops around here. the day the soil will become unfarmable is not far away, he says. the water is now so salty that micro organisms that flourish in these conditions have dyed it reddish pink. the deputy head of this environmental protection agency tells me he believes there are now about 6 billion tons of salt around the lake. still, he says, hes confident they can stop the lake from drying up. pausing all dam construction projects has been very effect...

A diverse supply of plants the insects wouldnt have a habitat. in the meadow everything is interconnected in the cycle of life here aphids feed on the plants and ladybug love i eat the aphids as do the adult ladybugs the. dead insects and turn fertilize the soil they provide nitrogen which helps the plants grow better a species rich field will produce more soil nutrients. in addition to taking soil samples the researchers analyzed water samples from varying depths the water indicates how many nu...

You need years and years. maybe 50 years. maybe 100 years to develop this patina. by growing the micro organisms that form the patina. >> every day new evidence is presented. >> there were more than 120 witnesses in this trial. many of them leading scientific experts. >> the case itself lasted for almost eight years. >> geology, physics, chemistry, stone, glue, ink, you name it. >> i dont think there was ever any case like this in the world. >> the judge said to each of them, look, if you, the b...

Inscription and the second half of the inscription. >> i believe the chances of at least the second half being a modern forgery are at least 75% to 85%. i think the forger attempted to replicate the style of writing at the first half of the inscription, but really didnt do it with enormous precision. >> but the defense disagrees. so next the prosecution turns its attention to the patina, the coating on the box. over the next five years their scientists repeatedly scrutinize the micro organisms e...

Inscription. >> i believe the chances of at least the second half being a modern forgery are at least 75% to 85%. i think the forger attempted to replicate the style of righting at the first half of the inscription but really didnt do it with enormous precision. >> but the defense disagrees. so next the prosecution turns its attention to the patina, the coating on the box. over the next five years their scientists repeatedly scrutinize the micro organisms embedded inside the lettering. they beli...

Need time. you need years and years. maybe 50 years. maybe 100 years to develop this patina. by growing the micro organisms that form the patina. >> every day new evidence is presented. >> there were more than 120 witnesses in this trial. many of them leading scientific experts. >> the case itself lasted for almost eight years. >> geology, physics, chemistry, stone, glue, ink, you name it. >> i dont think there was ever any case like this in the world. >> the judge said to each of them, look, if...

Contradict this claim. >> to fake a real patina, you need time. you need years and years. maybe 50 years. maybe 100 years to develop this patina. by growing the micro organisms that form the patina. >> every day new evidence is presented. >> there were more than 120 witnesses in this trial. many of them leading scientific experts. >> the case itself lasted for almost eight years. >> geology, physics, chemistry, stone, glue, ink, you name it. >> i dont think there was ever any case like this in t...