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A statement, "our entire focus is on the crew members and their families." tom costello has late-breaking developments for us. >> reporter: u.s. and canadian coast guard ships are at this hour rushing to the north atlantic as two u.s. c-130 planes survey the vast ocean surface for any signs of a private submersible and the five people on board. last seen sunday morning as it descended to survey the wreck of the "titanic." >> during the course of the dive they lost communications, and we have not...

And now hopes to enlist. some very big and powerful partners. and its all based on a recent understanding of the function of wales in the ocean plan is called marine biomass regeneration. and starts by spraying the deep oceans with gigatons of artificial whale poop. now the question is, where does the fishies the artificial features come from? right thats one of many questions i have. but lets start with that one. he explains that when people drove baleen whales to near extinction, we lost the o...

Hundreds of square miles of ocean surface. we got poo at that. thats the goal supercharging the bottom of the food chain. within 3 to 4 days in that area, you might have the whole area covered with fighter plankton. and then within five days of that, that whole area becomes full of fish. and since the biggest can wait 28 tons when they die, they take massive amounts of carbon godzilla to the ocean depths and could be doing millions of dollars worth of carbon removal for free. we would say wailin...

800 times the pressure than at the ocean surface. but scientists say the gelatinous make—up of their bodies help them to survive. from dc to deep space. the us space agency nasa has revealed the four astronauts who will orbit the moon aboard its orion spacecraft next year. the artemis ii mission is the first crewed flight aimed at eventually returning astronauts to the moons surface. our science editor rebecca morelle has this report. its a new era of pioneers and adventures. vying for seats o...

Rapidly melting ice in the antarctic is slowing down deep ocean currents dramatically and could have devastating consequences on the global climate — thats according to scientists writing in the journal nature. they say ice melts are driving a "substantial slowdown" of water circulation. this could trap nutrients in the deep ocean, reducing their ability to support marine life near the ocean surface. earlier, i spoke to ted scambos, an ice expert and senior research scientist at the university...

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And could have devastating consequences on the global climate. that�*s according to scientists writing in the journal �*nature�*. they say ice melts are driving a "substantial slowdown" of water circulation. this could trap nutrients in the deep ocean, reducing the their ability to support marine life near the ocean surface. a court in romania has agreed to allow the controversial social media influencer andrew tate to leave prison and move into house arrest. the british—american former ...

Hundreds of people fled the area and a number of roads were closed. king charles has laid a wreath by the spire of church in hamburg in northern germany that was largely destroyed by allied bombing during the second world war. the gesture is being seen as an important symbol of reconciliation. the port was one of the most heavily bombed german cities of the war. the rapid melting of ice in antarctic is slowing down the flow of deep ocean water and could have devastating consequences on the globa...

For those unable to go to school, classes will now come to them at home. the rapid melting of ice in antarctic is slowing down the flow of deep ocean water and could have devastating consequences on the global climate. thats according to scientists writing in the journal �*nature. they say ice melts are driving a "substantial slowdown" of water circulation. this could trap nutrients in the deep ocean, reducing the their ability to support marine life near the ocean surface, policing has rarely...

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