NEWPORT, Ore. – Sixteen ocean-themed films will be featured during the inaugural Big Blue Film Fest Jan. 27-28 at Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport. The festival is an opportunity to raise awareness about marine issues and engage the community in scientific research in an entertaining way, organizers said. It is a new iteration of the popular Hatfield Marine Science
well, the united nations has endorsed this mission to map the world s ocean floor. and anyone with a boat can get involved by visiting the seabed 2030 website. now, as for those beautiful coral reefs, researchers hope to learn how and why it s been able to thrive despite the climate crisis, and what they learn may enable them to save the rest of the world s reefs which protect coastlines from storms and erosion. thank you. so beautiful. joining me now is roberto rinaldi a part of the one ocean team that made this discovery. roberto, oh, my gosh, it s so beautiful. we were all sitting here discussing it in the control room as we were watching it. your team found this reef about 200 feet below the surface of the ocean in what s called the twilight zone, and it goes for nearly 2 miles. what did you think when you
Water is much, much more because it s in the volume. it s not on the surface. there s a lot there. listen, one of the most fascinating things i ve ever seen, gosh, i think it s from the 90s, the blue planet, which shows you the vastness of the ocean. but, hey, listen, that s all we have time for. roberto, thank you so much. it s so beautiful what you ve done. continue the work. we really appreciate you joining us on cnn. thanks so much. so before she even had the chance to say hello adele now postponing i had to do that, right. now postponing her las vegas residency the day before it was set to begin. and i m gutted. i m gutted. construct. construction. there is a crack. oh god are you kidding me?! oh god.