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Researchers say the iceberg will have altered ocean currents in the south atlantic as it melted, and the dust it deposited will have boosted the production of plankton. i want to bring you more of your tweets. this is in response to england moving from plan b to plan a. england moving from plan b to plan a, one says a complete removal of restrictions before the wave passes means that the clinically vulnerable will be forced to overcompensate to stay safe. rick said that masks made shops and public indoor spaces safer, they are now no go again. this is from richard, about the dental story that ...

>> it shows us how little we know about our planet and how important it is to gain knowledge to better understand the process of those oceans that'll influence life on our planet. >> re >> re >> the shape of the seabed and how deep it is and ocean currents, influence to a great extent how climate will develop and change. therefore, our climate moguls are not as good as it should be. >> reporter: the topography dictates how currents moving warm wauter out of the planet ad

Led scientific mission discovered it diving near the cents of the ocean known as the twilight zone. 100 to 200 feet below the surface where there's just enough light to sustain life. the coral reef appearing unaffected by climate change, stunning since warming waters have wiped out nearly half of the earth's known reefs and over the next couple of decades there will be a 90% decline according to the latest projections. >> it shows us still how little we know about our own planet and how important it is to gain more knowledge to better understand the processes of those oceans that will, again, ...

How important it is to gain more knowledge to better understand the processes of those oceans that will, again, influence life on our planet. >> reporter: norwegian oceanographer everett flear is leading ocean scientists, industries and volunteers in a mission to map the seabed by 2030. >> the shape of the sea bed, the ocean currents, all influences to a great extent how climate will develop and change. therefore, if we let parts of the knowledge on which these planet models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. >> it also depends where the currents are. >> reporter: ...

But i've neverfound one myself and then this week, a beach cleaner here in north cornwall found one. so, that's it. so, the green dragon. 25 years ago, this ship lost 62 containers 20 miles off the coast. one was full of 5 million pieces of lego. where it washes up now has told scientists much about the ocean currents, but also about how plastic in our oceans can last notjust for decades but hundreds of years. one of the biggest problems with plastic is it doesn't break down over time. it breaks up. and what we mean by that is it breaks up into smaller and smaller pieces. so all of these bits ...