Overview
The bed of the northeast Pacific Ocean is covered with a "carpet" estimated to be worth a staggering ten million dollars. These manganese nodules—the bumpy carpet—are rich not only in manganese but in the key strategic minerals: copper, nickel and cobalt. NOVA examines the debate about who owns them and who has the right to exploit their use.
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6 - 1Black Tide January 04, 1979 -
6 - 2Long Walk Of Fred Young January 11, 1979
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6 - 3A World Of Difference January 18, 1979
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6 - 4Cashing In On The Ocean February 01, 1979
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6 - 5Patterns From The Past February 08, 1979
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6 - 6The Invisible Flame February 22, 1979
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6 - 7The End Of The Rainbow March 01, 1979
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6 - 8The Beersheva Experiment March 08, 1979
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6 - 9Einstein March 15, 1979
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6 - 10The Keys Of Paradise March 29, 1979
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6 - 11A Plague on our Children October 02, 1979
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6 - 12Life on a Silken Thread October 09, 1979
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6 - 13Sweet Solutions October 16, 1979
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6 - 14Race for the Gold October 30, 1979
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6 - 15All Part of the Game November 06, 1979
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6 - 16India: Machinery of Hope November 20, 1979
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6 - 17The Bridge that Spanned the World December 04, 1979
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6 - 18Termites to Telescopes December 11, 1979
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6 - 19Blindness: Five Points of Views December 18, 1979
