Earth: The power of the Planet - BBC Two

http://geologia-hoy.blogspot.com

Earth: The Power of the Planet - El geólogo y presentador Iain Stewart, a través de fantásticas imágenes y los últimos descubrimientos científicos para explicar como funciona nuestro notable planeta. La Tierra ha sobrevivido cuatro mil quinientos millones de años de tormentas solares y bombardeo de partículas; sin embargo, es desde el siglo XX cuando sufre su mayor amenaza para su biosfera: Nuestra presencia. Vídeo únicamente disponible en la cuenta de "BBC" para Reino Unido, razón suficiente para que haya decidido descargarlo y mostrar el tráiler de esta maravillosa serie. Visita http://geologia-hoy.blogspot.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Earth
• Tierra
• Iain
• Stewart
• BBC
• Geology
• Geologist

[doggie101171]

I love his accent.

I actually have a crush on him.

[progressivepathway]

A superb way of explaining the 4 macro forces which drive life on the planet.

[hms2008w]

Do we know anything about the sun and moon's time or maps? :) Because the sun has the biggest energy and heat, therefore, all other small items rotating around it, this is also can be called attraction --or , in Newton's word--gravity. It all about power and energy. Sometimes also think magnetic also is another kind of natural energy too that not directly creating the heat.

[hms2008w]

Do we know anything about the sun and moon's time or maps? :) Because the sun has the biggest energy and heat, therefore, all other small items rotating around it, this is also can be called attraction --or , in Newton's word--gravity. It all about power and energy.

[krzychopzpn]

extraordinary accent shut up chunkumonkey

[chunkumonkey]

Seems like a good documentary except the irritating accent of the commentator.

[Sanngot]

I think it's awesome. ^^

[Dourdandepp]

Q: Is all of the places Ian has gone to,to explore on earth:The power of the planet all on a 1 DVD to buy? or is there a collection of them? THANK U so much 4 YOUR REPLY

[DriftsNB]

wooooooooo go ian stewart

[jwaint06]

I watched this at school for earth science. really good footage.

[TomTomsson]

Absolutely stunning documentary!