Secrets of the Earth
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Documentary
Seasons | 2
Episodes | 17
avg.Runtime | 21 min
First EP | 2013-05-23
Last EP | 2014-12-08
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Computer graphics, visual analogies and a recurring cast of expert scientists combine to reveal new aspects of the world you think you know, from canyons of gravity that warp space and time to rain triggered by cosmic rays.
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Flight 33 Productions
Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 2013-05-23
1
Rain
2013-05-23
Raindrops aren't only formed from condensed water vapor; some result from micrometeorites, and others deliver bacteria from the upper atmosphere.
2
Tsunamis
2013-05-23
Tsunamis form in the open ocean before making toward land. Science seeks not only to understand these giant waves but also predict them.
3
Gravity
2013-06-13
Earthquakes can actually affect Earth's gravity, and the ability of scientists to map gravitational fiels has uncovered mysterious anomalies.
4
Goldilocks
2013-06-20
Earth's distance from the sun is just right to sustain life, with neighbors Venus and Mars illustrating the impact of a slight difference in location.
5
Magnetic Shield
2013-06-27
A metallic core at the center of the Earth turns the planet into a magnet, generating a field that protects life on the surface from cosmic radiation.
6
Blizzards
2013-07-04
A visit to the researchers at a Colorado storm lab and an examination of lake-effect snow in northern New York reveal the science of blizzards.
7
Tides
2013-07-18
Water levels rise up to 50 feet at high tide in Canada's Bay of Fundy, while the Turnagain Arm in Alaska experiences 10-foot-high tidal "bore waves."
8
Volcanoes
2013-07-25
As evidenced by the 1815 eruption of Indonesia Mt. Tambora, volcanoes can profoundly impact the weather, producing lightning, ash and acid rain.
9
Strangest Places
2013-08-01
The world's most astonishing sites include extreme underwater ecosystems, steamy subterranean worlds and stratling igneous formations of lava rock.
CREW
“I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained.” – Walt Disney