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Scientists look to chart world's ocean floor by 2030

Tuesday, May 22, 2018 - 02:06

Using data collected from underwater drones, merchant ships, fishing boats and even explorers, a new scientific project aims to map out the ocean floor by 2030 and solve one of the world's enduring mysteries. Stuart McDill reports.

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Using data collected from underwater drones, merchant ships, fishing boats and even explorers, a new scientific project aims to map out the ocean floor by 2030 and solve one of the world's enduring mysteries. Stuart McDill reports.

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