Deepsea marinelife exploration.

But that one word made a really big difference.

There are microbes, you know go back to yeast.

Well, I could stand here for hours, but, of course, I'm not allowed to do that.

This should be a big science project equivalent to the Human Genome Project.

We're finding more and more dead bears in the Arctic.

Or 100 people who took antibiotics when they were little, and 100 people who did not take antibiotics.

What crystals are possible, we can understand through the mathematics of symmetry.

In fact, we're more closely related to fungi than we are to any other kingdom.

We have really no idea.

By some biological or psychic mechanism

And that's why biodiversity data can be so valuable.

We're now going to move from real biological data to biogenerative algorithms that create artificial nature in our next artistic and scientific installation.

We studied that case back at the academy.

Now this quest started four billion years ago on planet Earth.

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So this is the great paradigm.

Biologicals here.

There has to be a way to take a census of the rest of the bacteria in the population.

The students assisted the professor in the investigation.

We inspected medical centers and food warehouses.

This stuff is produced biologically.

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Nasa grade, of course. There's still NASA, yes?

The marvel of this information

And some of them,

So what about the next step?

And locally there you could build particle accelerators, and learn elementary particle physics and chemistry, and so on.

Now, this may surprise you, but it turns out there is actually some scientific research on this question.

And every time they do that, they get a tiny little packet of energy.

Okay. Let's go take a look at those crops.

You should investigate the fact from a medical viewpoint.

This is Keith Bellows with the TED National Geographic Camel Investigation Unit.

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Group So many lines!

And I was luck enough to capture one of these when we were on a trawling expedition off the northwest coast of Africa for Blue Planet, for the deep portion of Blue Planet.

One is, how do you do science autonomy underground?

If you look at the microbes in one of the air handling units in this building, you'll see that they're all very similar to one another.

the man's an extortionist. all right, here's the situation.

Pathogenic microorganisms with pathogenic microorganisms.

Blindness, the same thing.

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