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There. >> carl told me one day that he was going to sell off all these samples. >> that was his record that should be in a museum. and they decided to sell those important pieces for 25 bucks, 50 bucks a piece. >> it was just stuff sitting here year after year doing nothing. >> some pieces went here. some pieces went there, but the mother load of it is gone, eliminated, erased. it was hostile. >> there was nothing personal about it. if you want to call something personal -- i really didnt give a...

Biodiversity and on the climate overall we need to act. we care we have briquettes. here we have a product that were looking at. you know yes. this is pure charcoal. here we have a different product with the slogan for the sake of the environment its a b c o 2 neutral. inspects 20 bags of charcoal that you then had various hardware and grocery stores in many cases its evident the wood isnt needed. before just because before ive had a look at them under the microscope i cant say for sure these sa...

Compressed bearcats are especially hard to examine they consist mostly of coal dust and starch but even here the expert is able to find traces of wood. image told them individually identifying would species is called wood anatomy we identify types of wood based on their anatomical structure model and deal have been examining plant structures for 2 or 300 years whats important is to have reference material but they arent. thats why the kunin institute of wood research stores thousands of samples ...

Panhandle and irma slammed into the florida keys. the state is bracing for what comes next. one scientists is digging for those answers under water. florida gulf coast university uses long tubes to pull samples from the muck and dirt of the sea floor. >> we are look for an organic bottom. a lot of dark fluffy sediment we can get a core through. >> its called coring to uncover information about hurricanes from thousands of years ago. that can help predict how strong future hurricanes will be. she...

Sulfur that makes up the seal. the reason that the deterioration process ends up being quite a business faster. >> reporter: originally discovered in september 1985 about 370 miles off the coast of newfoundland, scientists took samples of growths that showed them to be a type of bacteria that consumes metals. scientists say that it is only a matter of time before bacteria destroys the wreckage. >> the future of the wreck is going to continue to deteriorate over time. it is a natural process. the...

Sounds a medium to trouble so in the absence of a medium there is no sound however its all relative to what you define as space and whats within the space theres an entire spectrum of wave forms so you can use sonification techniques to represent audio in using any of these any of the state or any of these waveform i received these really wonderful sonification samples from these researchers at cern. the. sound of 2 black holes collating. this page on collider in geneva switzerland they have thi...

>> we have been asked that many times, and we cant get an answer that says why we wouldw allow what was defined as a one year delay go into nearly a decade.>> >> laura: why was it delayed for that year? collecting dna of detained migrants to make sure that they arent already wanted for something in the united states.. everyone watching this is going, this is so obvious, its a typical big governmentscrew u. why was the pause implemented in the first place in the obama era? >> it was based on exig...

That since this law was passed almost 10 years ago, u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents and others have been raped, harmed and killed by people that cbp had in custody and in many respects on multiple occasions. >> laura: a shocking warning from a government whistle-blower on the decade-long failure of customs and border protection officials to follow the law. and take dna samples from detained migrants. now, the goal of that program was to prosecute and remove illegals whose dna matche...

Almost ten years ago, u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents and others have been harmed and killed by people that cbp had in custody and in many respects on multiple occasions. >> laura: a shocking morning from a government whistle-blower on the decade-long failure of customs and border protection officials to follow the law. and take dna samples from detained migrants. the goal of that program was to prosecute and remove illegals whose dna matched the fbis violent criminal database. the ...

>> we have been asked that for many times and we cant get an answer that says why we would allow what was defined as a one year delay go nearly a decade. >> laura: why was it delayed for that year? collecting dna of detained migrants to make sure they arent already wanted for something in the united states. if everyone watching this is going this is so obvious, its a typical big government screwup. why was the pause implemented in the first place? >> it was based on exigent circumstances, volume...