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It was thrown away in, under the ground where we're standing, which is an incredible opportunity. just think of the range of stuff that we could be standing on right now, and what kind of story that can tell us about life here almost 2,000 years ago. we've got something called a pesometer, which measures what's going on right under the ground. the question is, how quickly this archaeological resource is being lost? one thing the water level is monitoring, basically also the temperature down there. to find out, they've dug boreholes and monitor what's happening to the water on the site hour by ...

Just think of the range of stuff that we could be standing on right now, and what kind of story that can tell us about life here almost 2,000 years ago. we've got something called a pesometer, which measures what's going on right under the ground. the question is, how quickly this archaeological resource is being lost? one thing the water level is monitoring, basically also the temperature down there. to find out, they've dug boreholes and monitor what's happening to the water on the site hour by hour. and in a freezer at teesside university, they keep samples of the soil. so we're taking out ...

It's already reached the stratosphere the temperature is warmer there because of the layer of ozone molecules. in temperatures now minus $42.00 degrees celsius which is fairly warm so in winter the temperatures can drop to minus 80 but. so in the stratosphere it's already summer. pushbuttons fear of so much. that's confirmed by the data. really comes wasn't it's essential for us to take measurements that are highly accurate and properly calibrated. that data is not just used for weather forecasts but it's also a key part of our climate research and despite major trends in the climate we have t...

Cream. >> making himself at home there. >> got to have dessert, man. new signs of life may once have existed on ancient mars. at minus 80 degrees, it is too cold and hospitable today, but three to four billion years ago, new research shows mars was warm enough for rainstorms and flowing water, conditions which would have supported simple life. previously it wasn't clear if the water was trapped in ice or if it actually flowed. the exploration doesn't end there. europe will send an alien hunting camera to mars in 2 021. 20 years after the first, a fourth installment of the blockbuster sci-f...

Hampshire is tied right now for the second coldest place on earth. that is tied with armstrong, ontario. at the summit of mount washington right now in new hampshire, it is minus 36. that's not the windchill. you're talking about a windchill of minus 80 degrees right now. not a place i would like to be. i would like to run back inside if you'll let me. >> no. i'm going to continue this. how cold does it have to be for the bubbles to freeze in air. >> i don't know. >> would you find out? i want you to blow bubbles at 7:00. i'm only kidding. >> make sure she joins you outside. >> she said he wan...