8.08.2019

Pilgrims captured in SharkCam on the Inner Hebrides

The scientists recorded images of pilgrimage in the Inner Hebrides in the UK with the first autonomous "SharkCam" in the UK.

The underwater robot is owned by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and captures the movements and behaviors of the species.

From May to October large groups of pilgrims gather in the Hebrides to feed on plankton.

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Do these icebergs produce the purest water in the world?

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The sale of water from molten icebergs is an important activity on the east coast of Canada, but warming of the Arctic is questionable.

8.07.2019

Pilgrim sharks caught in 'SharkCam' in the Inner Hebrides

The scientists recorded images of pilgrimage in the Inner Hebrides in the UK with the first autonomous "SharkCam" in the UK.

The underwater robot is owned by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and captures the movements and behaviors of the species.

From May to October large groups of pilgrims gather in the Hebrides to feed on plankton.

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Thailand: A hidden temple emerges in a drought-stricken landscape

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An underwater temple was created in Thailand, as the water level drops into a reservoir.

8.06.2019

Sanctuary of Nairobi, which looks after orphaned elephants

An elephant sanctuary in Kenya has found that strict laws against poaching have reduced the number of orphaned elephants.

15-year-old Chantel wanted to know why elephants get on with What's New? Can separate from their families. program

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8.05.2019

Take a tour of NASA's buggies

BBC Click's Spencer Kelly uses some of NASA's latest vehicles, including a buggy designed to tackle the moon's irregular surface.

A car is driven with a steering wheel and a joystick, so it can be driven in any direction. But how do you deal with driving on earth?

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8.01.2019

Test with NASA buggies

BBC Click's Spencer Kelly uses some of NASA's latest vehicles, including a buggy designed to tackle the moon's irregular surface.

A car is driven with a steering wheel and a joystick, so it can be driven in any direction. But how do you deal with driving on earth?

More information you on the click- site and @BBCClick

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