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Can scientists bring a natural wonder back to life?

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NBC News’ Kerry Sanders joins researchers to see if their big ocean experiment worked. But in order to determine if it was a success, they have to go SCUBA diving at night, and only during a full moon. Earlier this year, the Pentagon gave researchers at the University of Miami a $7.5 million contract to artificially grow coral engineered to resist the challenges of climate change. They then transplanted that coral to the ocean floor. The question now is: did it work? (Correction: An earlier version of this report misstated when the Pentagon issued funding to University of Miami researchers. It was earlier this year, not two years ago. This video has been updated.)