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>> reporter: while the united nations has endorsed this mission to map the oceans floor and any one can get involved visiting the sea bed map site. researchers learn to hope why its able to thrive despite the climate crisis and what they learn may save the rest of the worlds reefs, which protects coastline, storms and erosion. rene marsh, cnning walk. the weekend marks the first anniversary of staying in the newsroom from me. thank you so much for joining me the past 52 weekend for watching th...

Insight in science. this could suggest that we have many more large reefs in our ocean, at depths beyond 30 metres, which we simply do not know about. the depth of this reef means there is far less sunlight here than in the shallows. this part of the ocean is known as the twilight zone. theres stilljust enough light here for the algae that lives inside the bodies of the coral to survive and thrive. and critically, for the health of this reef, waters at these depths are not warming as quickly. it...

Surface was this, a huge untouched rose shaped coral reef nearly 2 miles long. researchers on a united nations led scientific mission discovered it diving near the depths of the ocean, known as the twilight zone. 100 to more than 200 feet below the surface where theres just enough light to sustain life, thats where they found one of the worlds largest coral reefs, appearing unaffected by climate change, stunning since warming waters have wiped out nearly half of the earths known reefs, and over ...

Our correspondent andrew harding sent us this report. we are with the mauritian government and their delegation. they have already run up the mauritian flag and they have brought other flags with them that they are going to plant on two of the disputed chagos islands. there are also scientists on board who are going to be measuring the reefs. that�*s part of a maritime dispute between the mauritian government and neighbouring maldives and their archipelago. and perhaps most significantly, ther...

Without securing permission from britain, simply going ahead and coming here. as you can see behind me, the mauritian officials are busy putting in a concrete base for a flagpole, and then they will raise the mauritian flag over this island, as on a couple of other reefs and islands in the coming days. a really very defiant, bold move by mauritius that says look, international law is on our side. only five other countries in the whole world now support britain �*s claim to the chagos islands. ...

To raise the nationalflag on at least two of the islands. 0ur correspondent andrew harding was on board and sent this update. these are the five chagosians who have come back to this island that they were kicked off, essentially, by britain 50 years ago. they wept, they dropped to their knees, they kissed the sand on the beach behind me here. since then, theyve gone to inspect some of the ruins of their old homes on this extraordinary island that really almost no—one has been too for these pas...

Who have come back to this island that they were kicked off, essentially, by britain 50 years ago. they wept, they dropped to their knees, they kissed the sand on the beach behind me here. since then, theyve gone to inspect some of the ruins of their old homes on this extraordinary island that really almost no—one has been to for these past decades. strict control from britain about who could actually get there until mauritius made this very bold move to send its own boats without securing per...

To this island, they were kicked off essentially by britain 50 years ago. they wept, they dropped to their knees and kissed the sound —— sand of the beach behind me. since then, they have gone to inspect some of the ruins of their old homes on this extraordinary island, on which almost no—one has been to in these past decades. strict controls from britain about who could actually get there, until mauritius made this very bold move, to send its own boat without securing permission from brit...

To recognise a ruling at the international court ofjustice that it should relinquish control. those on board include a number of islanders who were forcibly evicted to make way for a us military base. our correspondent andrew harding sent us this report. we are with the mauritian government and their delegation. they have already run up the mauritian flag and they have brought other flags with them that they are going to plant on two of the disputed chagos islands. there are also scientists on b...