| HHMI.Changing Planet Past, Present, Future Documentary Part 1 (MKV HD AC3) | |||
| Climate Change - How do We Know We're Not Wrong.mkv | 2.11 GB | ||
| Climate Change Discussion.mkv | 2.11 GB | ||
| Earth's Climate- Back to the future.mkv | 3.18 GB | ||
| HHMI.Changing Planet Past, Present, Future Documentary Part 2 (MKV HD AC3) | |||
| Building Scientific Knowledge - The Story of Plate Tectonics.mkv | 2.46 GB | ||
| Extras | |||
| HL2012DISC2.Extra1.mkv | 189.65 MB | ||
| HL2012DISC2.Extra2.mkv | 212.19 MB | ||
| The Deep History of a Living Planet.mkv | 3.76 GB |
HHMI.Changing Planet Past, Present, Future Full Documentary (MKV HD AC3)
Has Earth changed over deep time? How did Earth shape life and life shape Earth? What does Earth's climate in the distant past tell us about the future?
Modern humans have lived on Earth for only the past 200,000 years—not even a blink of an eye in the history of a planet that is about 4.6 billion years old. Scientists have discovered a rich fossil record of animal evolution going back more than 600 million years and a much richer one of microbial life starting almost 4 billion years ago. Throughout this time, the geologic record reveals that dramatic changes have occurred to Earth's oceans, atmosphere, climate, and land forms, which match major biological transitions.
In four presentations, leading scientists Andrew H. Knoll of Harvard University, Naomi Oreskes of the University of California, San Diego, and Daniel P. Schrag of Harvard University guide us on an exciting exploration of the history of life on Earth and discuss present-day concerns about climate change.
Video
Format: MKV
Frame Size: 720 x 480
Bitrate: 3725 kbps
Frame Rate: 29.97fps
Audio
Audio Codec: AC3
Rate and Size: 48000 HZ 16 bit
Bitrate: 192 kbps
Channel: 2
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