and buried in this medieval church are 30 kings and queens as well as other british giants from charles darwin to steven hawking. >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king. god save king charles. >> reporter: and then, the oath of office. >> your majesty, will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern island? >> i solemnly promise so to do. >> reporter: the most sacred part of the ceremony is the annointing. screened from view and using holy oil harvested from the mounted olives in jerusalem, charles was anointed on his chest, head, and arm. today wasn't the first coronation that charles has attended. he was there in 1953 when his mother, queen elizabeth, was crowned. >> the duke sees his mother crowned. >> reporter: a boy who could have hardly understood his place in history. her coronation was the first time the ceremony was televised, giving the nation a glimpse of the elaborate service. the young queens supported by her maids of honor, all daughters of aristocratic family. today, 70 years later, the coronatio

charles darwin described his voyage on the hms beagle in 1833 as a pivotal moment in his life and key to his theory of the origin of the species. the scenery is still pristine, but as we prepare to pass the same glacier darwin himself must have observed, we are keenly aware of how much and how fast our natural world is changing. a decade ago, this glacier reach the ocean but now it is melting fast. we arrive with a population is 2000 and streets were paved only seven years ago. it houses a chilean naval base. a small native community and king crab fisherman. >> things have improved a lot. we recently got internet. reporter: but more changes on the way. next door, a larger dock is being built to make port williams a gateway to antarctica for cruise ships. >> yes, the dock may bring us some tourists but now we need a bigger airport. >> tourism is an option, but not just any tourism. they're worried about preserving these tempered

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after the work of charles darwin and gregor mendel in the field of evolution and heredity, biologistsot only they have long tried to understand exactly how genetic data is transmitted in wildlife, to find such carriers was considered the main scientific problem of the middle of the 20th century, knowledge that it is very important for us in order to understand how we are arranged, how it works, living organisms in general, and so on from the point of view, for example, therapy, yes, in order to understand how if something breaks in such mechanisms. yes, how to deal with it, how to treat it? it's deeper. understanding exactly how the various processes work in our cells, and in our tissues, and so on, is the key to the discovery of the second. is the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid. you are a picture taken by the biophysicist franklin , he went down in history as a photograph, 51. a year after this event, in april 1953 , james watson and francis crick presented the famous double helix model of dna in the journal nature. what does it mean that there are two chains, which this is how y

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30 kings and queens are buried inside that building along with british giants everywhere from charles darwinstephen hawking. yes, as you've been pointing out, we've been watching dignitaries. not long ago we saw the first lady, dr. jill biden. also will be crowned heads, members of royal families from around the world, including the king of sweden, the king of spain and the king of jordan. also political leaders from around the world including emmanuel macron from france and justin trudeau from canada and the first lady of ukraine. also through this great west door of westminster abbey we will see king charles and the queen consort enter about 40 minutes from now. i'd like to point out one thing. the last time this country witnessed a coronation back in 1953, the late queen's coronation, that was the first time a coronation had been broadcast live on television. today is the first time we'll see a coronation broadcast live in color. so we're going to see all of those dazzling golden robes and rich velvets in lustrous color. >> john major. >> they're both might of the garter. sporting his new

it influenced charles darwin.pire liked to think of itself certainly at the time as this bastian of civilization. how did it then tell the story that once some of its stalwarts and sailors landed on this island, within a nanosecond they turn into anarchy? >> this really undercut the central claim of the british empire that its civilization was somehow superior to others. of course, when we get to the island, the officers and crew behaved less like gentlemen and more like bruits. the british empire listening to the stories thinking, do we like any of these stories? they begin to try to cover up the scandalous truth and manufacturer their own myth thick tale of the sea which is why this story felt so much -- even though it took place in the 18th century, like a parable for our turbulent times today. >> david, i have to ask you. we've heard dicaprio is getting in here, martin scorsese as well. martin scorsese has a movie coming out which based on your number one "new york times" bestseller "killers of the flower moon

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