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:地球收集Earth Collection-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载   

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帕特里克·斯图尔特(Patrick Stewart)主持的科学纪录片,由探索频道(Discovery Channel)在2012年出版-英语旁白Science Documentary hosted by Patrick Stewart, published by Discovery Channel in 2012- English narration   

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Earth收藏品一个很棒的Earth DVD收藏品,可以让您了解月亮,太阳和地球的秘密。介于两者之间。加入科学家和探险家的行列,他们涵盖了我们星球及以后的方方面面。地球系列DVD是两碟令人着迷的风景,人类和动物的生命等等。[编辑]???地球内部???人类已经探索了25万英里外的月球,但仍有超过99%的地球尚未探索。但是这个最终的边界不在地球表面。在热带雨林和山脉之下,有数千英里的不可触及的岩石和金属,灼热和压碎的压力。但是,如果裂缝可以一直延伸到地球中心怎么办?地球就像洋葱,分成几层。在使世界成为可以生存的地方的过程中,每一层都起着至关重要的作用。地上:最外层大气层非常薄。它仅占地球体积的百分之一。旅程从发现在19英里的大气层中自由落体的感觉开始?美国传奇人物乔·基廷格(Joe Kittinger)在1960年代完成的壮举。西蒙·克尔(Simon Kerr)叙述[编辑]??下面是什么???“地下藏着什么”围绕着一个年轻的洞穴探险家女性团队,他们将前往地球上的任何位置,热情地探索并记录在我们脚下的数百万个未知领域的洞穴,其中许多从未见过或被人类践踏。我们团队的每个成员都具有一个专长,可用于进行科学发现,绘制未知领域的地图,发现动物的新物种并发掘从未见过的奇妙奇观。我们的团队负责人兼专家探洞者是南希·奥伦巴赫(Nancy Aulenbach),她说她的第一次探洞经历是在子宫内进行的,当时仍在母亲的子宫内,此后一直没有停止过。她将领导生物学家让·克雷伊卡(Jean Krejca)博士和地质学家Andrea Croskrey MSc,他们都是洞穴勘探领域的著名专家。由安迪·盖勒(Andy Geller)叙述[编辑]??太阳太阳???是地球上所有生命的源泉。我们的生存取决于太阳的独特大小,温度和位置。但是,由于有如此多的依赖,您可能会认为我们会对这颗行星最近的恒星有更好的了解。事实是,太阳仍然是一个谜。一直推动并继续推动科学探索和创造力的人。为什么不合逻辑地将太阳大气比其表面更热?为什么其磁场每11年反转一次?为什么每隔70年,表面上成千上万的暴力喷发突然像钟表一样突然停止?当太阳消耗掉所有燃料并燃烧掉时,地球将在50亿年后发生什么变化?埃德·霍普金斯(Ed Hopkins)叙述[编辑]???无畏星球???45.6亿年前,一个火星大小的星球与我们的地球相撞。它引发了一系列事件,这些事件会将地球从无生命的荒原转变为我们今天所知道的肥沃的蓝色星球。这就是那个故事。我们无所畏惧的科学家团队亲身实践了证据,以了解火山喷发,与彗星的碰撞以及全球各大洲不可阻挡的漂移如何共同推动了世界上一些最壮观的景观。在这个史诗般的故事中,我们将学习生活在灾难发生后如何幸免于难Earth Collection An amazing Earth DVD collection will let you in on the secrets of the moon, the sun and the Earth. And everything in between. Join scientists and explorers as they cover every facet of our planet and beyond. The Earth series DVDs are a two-disc set of fascinating landscapes, human and animal life and much more. Inside Planet Earth Humans have explored the moon a quarter million miles away, yet more than 99 percent of Earth remains unexplored. But this final frontier isn't on the surface of the Earth. Below the rain forests and the mountains are thousands of miles of inaccessible rock and metal, searing heat, and crushing pressure. But what if a crack could be opened all the way to the centre of the Earth? The Earth is like an onion, divided into layers. Each layer plays a vital role in making the world a place where life can survive. Above Ground: The outermost layer, the atmosphere, is painfully thin. It makes up just one percent of the volume of the planet. The journey begins by discovering what it's like to free-fall through 19 miles of atmosphere — a feat accomplished by American legend Joe Kittinger in the 1960s. Narrated By Simon Kerr What Lies Below "What Lies Below" centers around a young female team of cave explorers that will travel to any location on the planet Earth to passionately explore and document the millions of uncharted miles of caves that rest beneath our feet, much of which has never been seen or tread on by mankind. Each member of our team comes with a specialty that will be used to make scientific discoveries, map uncharted territories, discover new species of animal life, and uncover fantastic wonders never before seen. Our team leader and expert caver is Nancy Aulenbach, who says her first caving experience was in-utero, while still in her mother's womb and has not stopped since. She will lead biologist Dr. Jean Krejca, and geologist Andrea Croskrey MSc, who are all renowned experts in the field of cave exploration. Narrated By Andy Geller The Sun Nothing less than all life on earth gets its energy from the rays of the sun. Our very existence relies on the Sun's unique size, temperature, and location. Yet, with so much depending on it, you'd think we'd have a better understanding of this, our planet nearest star. The truth is that the Sun is still a mystery — one that has always driven, and continues to drive, scientific inquiry and ingenuity. Why, against logic, is the sun atmosphere hotter than its surface? Why does its magnetic field reverse every 11 years? Why do the thousands of violent eruptions on its surface virtually and suddenly stop like clockwork every 70 years? And what will happen to Earth in 5 billion years when the sun consumes all its fuel, and burns out? Narrated By Ed Hopkins Fearless Planet 4.56 billion years ago, a planet the size of Mars collided with our Earth. It set off a chain of events that would transform the Earth from a lifeless wasteland into the fertile, blue planet we know today. This is that story. Our intrepid team of scientists gets hands-on with the evidence to find out how volcanic eruptions, collisions with comets and the unstoppable drift of the continents across the globe have combined to push up some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. In this epic tale, we shall learn how life has survived catastrophe after catastrophe to emerge ever stronger in a constantly changing world. Narrated By Simon Kerr Sunrise Earth Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod National Seashore, Massachusetts. From the place where the Mayflower made her first landfall in the New World, we stand at the beginning of what Henry David Thoreau called "The Great Beach." Here along the backside of Cape Cod, the sun's orb rises directly over an endless Atlantic Ocean swell. But not today, a day when the vestige of a fierce Atlantic storm sends a crashing surf onto the beach. Waves, wind, and sand dance together, alternately eroding the coastline and building the dunes back up. Shorebirds, seals, a lone surfer, and distant surfcasting fishermen search frigid waters for fish, as waves pound the shoreline slope. No Narration Faces of Earth From the Pacific Northwest to the shores of the Atlantic seaboard, the breadth and scope of America is like no other place on Earth. The land we see today was shaped over hundreds of millions of years. Guided by leading geoscientists, and with the aid of dramatic special effects and animations, we unravel the mysteries of continent-building and the almost unimaginable span of geologic time. Using high tech science tools and even Ultralight aircraft, viewers will travel with geoscientists as we discover America's prominent geologic features and how they formed. Narrated By Maurice Lamarche If We Had No Moon Without the moon, we wouldn't exist. Life, if it had started at all, would be in the earliest stages of evolution. Days would last four hours, winds would blow at hurricane-force and there'd be a dense and toxic atmosphere resembling the runaway greenhouse effect of hell-like Venus. What luck that 50 million years after the formation of the solar system, our proto-planet is smacked by a planetesimals more than twice the size of Mars. From that mother-of-all impacts is born the Moon. It is born in less than a year from debris blasted into orbit — an enormous object in the sky, just 14 thousand miles away, 17 times closer than today. What was the earth like before this? What would the earth be like if the moon went away? What would it be like, "If We Had No Moon?" Narrated By Patrick Stewart   

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视频编码: x264 CABAC High@L3.1   

比特率: 2149 Kbps   

Video 画面比例: 1.778 (16:9)   

Video 分辨率: Parts 1x 6 = 832 x 468   

Video 分辨率: Part 7 = 720 x 480      

音频编码: AAC LC      

音频比特率: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz   

Audio 声道数: 2   

时长: Parts: 2 x 7 = 44mins      

时长: Part 1= 85mins   

帧速率: 29帧速率   

分集数: 7   

体积: average: Parts: 2 x 7= 633 MB   

体积: Part 1: 1.25 GB      

编码器: mp4   

编码: Harry65   

来源: PDTV【Technical Specs】——   

   

Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L3.1   

Video Bitrate: 2149 Kbps   

Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778 (16:9)   

Video Resolution: Parts 1x 6 = 832 x 468   

Video Resolution: Part 7 = 720 x 480      

Audio Codec: AAC LC      

Audio Bitrate: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz   

Audio Channels: 2   

Run-Time: Parts: 2 x 7 = 44mins      

Run-Time: Part 1= 85mins   

Framerate: 29fps   

Number of Parts: 7   

Part Size: average: Parts: 2 x 7= 633 MB   

Part Size: Part 1: 1.25 GB      

Container: mp4   

Encoded by: Harry65   

Source: PDTV   

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Links      

Further Information      

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Release Post      

MVGroup.org (torrent)   

   

Related Documentaries      

X-ray Earth      

Earth      

Earth Story      

Faces of Earth      

Asteroid that Hit Earth      

How Earth Made Us      

Future Earth      

Planet Earth      

Earth - The Power of the Planet      

Solar Storms: The Threat to Planet Earth   

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