PLANET EARTH Trailer

Discovery Channel's 11-part series PLANET EARTH will amaze viewers with never-before-seen animal behaviors, startling views of locations captured by cameras for the first time, and unprecedented high definition production techniques. Award-winning actress and conservationist Sigourney Weaver joins Discovery Channel as narrator. PLANET EARTH airs on consecutive Sundays from March 25 through April 22, 2007 on Discovery Channel and in high definition on Discovery HD Theater.

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• Earth
• discovery
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• Sigourney
• Weaver
• bbc
• HD
• high
• definition
• shark
• great
• white
• seal
• breach
• breaching

[vasiliss1]

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[raquelOP91]

@Vix5750 it's Epic Score - The Time Has Come

[Vix5750]

@raquelOP91 Thank you soooo much : )

[Vix5750]

Does anyone know the music they use for this trailer?!

[Prizm4]

@thawkeye24 What kind of evidence?

[thawkeye24]

@Prizm4 It's obvious that no amount of evidence would convince you.

[razor2341]

I would like to catch this and i saw a couple parts but i believe the earth is a 4 or 4.5 billion years old but that's because i also believe in the THEORY of evolution yes they are only theories but then again for all we truly know the earth could have been around since the beginning of time or whatever you want to say it may have been around for 6000 years but until we build a time machine (i dont think we ever will) we will not know for certain

[Od3ri]

@Prizm4 I'm sorry, I was tired when I wrote that reply and I'm tired now; I don't want to end up in an argument in which I'd probably show my own naivity (naivness? English isn't my mother tongue :P). One believes what one will, personally I like having the same opinion as the people who are generally thought to know most about the specific thing, i.e (often) scientists. But you're free to think what you want, I won't try to bash you for your opinions.

Peace. :)

[Prizm4]

@Od3ri I've heard of science, and the type of science used to say the earth is a gajillion years old is called historical science. It's based on theory, hypotheses, and the scientists' personal beliefs. It is NOT based on methodical observation in a controlled environment (operational science) because scientists simply weren't on earth a "billion" years ago. The best they can come up with is theories, not irrefutable proof like I was saying.

[Od3ri]

@Prizm4 A battle of opinions? There was this one thing, wait a sec, what was it again... Ah, science! Ever heard about it?