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A look at the floating collection of garbage known as the Plastic Vortex, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

The SpaceX Spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean around a minute earlier than planned after an extremely successful mission to the International Space Station, becoming the first Commercial Company to send a vehicle to the complex.Live views of actual splashdown were not available due to high cloud cover.

Scripps University has found the pollution in a particular region of the Pacific has increased dramatically in the past 40 years.

CBC News presents a series of stories that remove the plastic coating from the recycling myth and offers a surprising look at where our so-called reusable products end up. Powered by www.newslook.com Producer : CBC

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Film director James Cameron has visited the deepest known point in the world's oceans in a one man submarine.Powered by NewsLook.com Producer : Australian Broadcasting Corp.

http://chris.pirillo.com/tag/hawaii - Okay, maybe it's not as beautiful as a new product from Apple, but Mother Nature is doing her best.

For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.comFollow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevisionFollow us on Facebook ☛ http://me.lt/9P8MUnRescuers and fishermen are searching for the 21 people aboard a military aircraft that crashed into the Pacific Ocean off the remote Juan Fernandez Islands. The Chilean Defense Minister on Saturday confirmed that all 21 had perished.All 21 people aboard a military aircraft that crashed into the Pacific Ocean off the remote Juan Fernandez Islands perished, Chile's government said on Saturday.Search and rescue teams have recovered four bodies so far from Friday's crash, one of Chile's worst air disasters in recent years.[Andres Allamand, Defense Minister]:"One arrives at the conclusion that the impact was so strong that it must have killed those aboard instantly."The CASA 212 military plane tried twice to land on Friday before it disappeared as heavy winds and sporadic rains hit the area.Among the passengers were five TVN national television staff members, including well-known presenter Felipe Camiroaga.[Maro Valdez, Executive Director of TVN]:"Our condolences to the families, condolences to TVN families. We are profoundly sorry and all of Chile is in mourning."The TV crew was planning to film a report about reconstruction on the islands after last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami.

Ben Lecomte to swim across the Pacific Ocean in an effort to motivate and inspire people that are struggling today. His message is to not give up and reach for your dreams. Join Ben on his journey of inspiration, motivation and the ultimate test of endurance.

A boat made out of 12,500 recycled plastic bottles has sailed into Sydney Harbour, four months after it set out from San Francisco. The Plastiki's journey across the Pacific Ocean was meant to raise awareness about the perils of plastic waste. The crew of the 60-foot catamaran that weathered fierce ocean storms during its 8,000 nautical miles at sea, left San Francisco on March 20, stopping along the way at various South Pacific island nations including Kiribati and Samoa. The boat, skippered by environmentalist David de Rothschild, a descendant of the well-known British banking family, was being towed to the Australian National Maritime Museum for a welcome ceremony. "We hope that Sydneysiders will turn out in force to help us celebrate," de Rothschild said in a statement. The six-member crew lived in a cabin of just 20 feet by 15 feet, took saltwater showers, and survived on a diet of dehydrated and canned food, supplemented with the occasional vegetable from their small on-board garden. The boat is fully recyclable, and is powered in part by solar panels and windmills. The Plastiki's name is a play on the 1947 Kon-Tiki raft sailed across the Pacific by explorer Thor Heyerdahl. The crew briefly stopped in Queensland state last week, after battling a brutal storm off the Australian coast. De Rothschild said the idea for the journey came to him after he read a United Nations report that said pollution and particularly plastic waste was seriously threatening the world's oceans.

http://ourvideosite.com/View/V2916 Pacific Ocean waves, Fairmont Acapulco Princess, Mexico.

http://ourvideosite.com/View/V2915 Into the Pacific Ocean at the Fairmont Acapulco Princess, Mexico.

Delimart giant 7-11 is proud to unveil the newest addition to its menu: the individually plastic wrapped banana. Thing is, bananas already come in their own packaging, and all that extra plastic generally just goes in the garbage, and from there, much of it winds up in the ocean, where it joins the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Think an eighth continent...of plastic.

NASA officals say the Glory satellite launched aboard a Taurus XL rocket never made it into orbit and crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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