Extreme Universe

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Contents 1 General Information 2 Cover 3 Information 3.1 Is Anyone Out There 3.2 Collision Course 3.3 Space Storms 3.4 Edge of Space 3.5 Time Bombs 3.6 Star Gates 4 Screenshots 5 Technical Specs 6 Links 6.1 Further Information 6.2 Release Post 6.3 Related Documentaries 6.4 ed2k Links

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Science Documentary hosted by Dominic Frisby and published by National Geographic in 2010 - English narration

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Extreme Universe In the Extreme Universe, there are realms of such extremes, we barely know them. But we're beginning to venture into places we never thought we'd reach. And the most profound mysteries of science are coming into view. The Extreme Universe gives vital insights into a world we thought we knew, using an unprecedented combination of the most current scientific information, mind-blowing CGI and relevant comparisons and analogies. The night sky is a fascinating spectacle, but for ancient civilisations it was the key to their survival. Over thousands of years, there have been a lot of scientific discoveries, but it was our ancestors' first observations of the cosmos that put us on the path to modern civilisation which led to some of mankind s greatest creations. Are we alone in the vast expanse of the universe? It's a question people have been asking for thousands of years and we're closer than ever to finding the answers. We'll travel deep into the cosmos to witness the most violent impacts in the universe and take you into the heart of the universe's biggest space-storms - weather like 11,000-mile-per-hour winds or storms of raining liquid methane. Planets, moons, and stars are all at risk of violent upheaval. The violence unleashed on these worlds provides a frightening blueprint of what could happen closer to home. No matter how we try, there's no way to prepare for nature s cosmic fury

[edit] Is Anyone Out There

Travel to the farthest reaches of the universe, as this exploratory space documentary series asks 'is anyone out there'?

[edit] Collision Course

WARNING, this episode contains flashing images which may cause Photo Sensitive Epilepsy. Witness some of the most violent impacts in the universe, and meet the people protecting us from the fallout of these cosmic collisions.

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Witness the relentless power of Earth's worst weather, before travelling the universe to find the 17,500kmh winds and methane storms of space.

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Delve into the unknown on a journey into deep oceans and deep space, as we seek the answers to some of mankind's most unfathomable questions.

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Planets, moons and stars can all face violent upheaval at any moment. Is it possible to predict when Mother Nature will strike?

[edit] Star Gates

Throughout history, humans have been fascinated by the stars. Discover how astronomy played a crucial role in early civilisations.

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• Video Codec: XviD ISO MPEG-4
  
• Video Bitrate: 1883kbps
  
• Video Resolution: 704x400
  
• Video Aspect Ratio: 1.760:1
  
• Frames Per Second: 25
  
• Audio Codec: (Dolby AC3)
  
• Audio Bitrate: 192kb/s AC3 48000 Hz
  
• Audio Streams: 2
  
• Audio Languages: English
  
• RunTime Per Part: 47:01.mins
  
• Number Of Parts: 6
  
• Part Size: 701 MB
  
• Subtitles: English
  
• Ripped by: artistharry
  
• Source: DVD

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• www.nasa.gov

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• MVGroup.org (ed2k)
• MVGroup.org (torrent)
• DocsPT.com

[edit] Related Documentaries

• Understanding the Universe - An Introduction to Astronomy, 2nd Edition - Series 1 - Part 2
• How Big is the Universe (BBC)
• Savage Sun (DC)
• Richard Hammond Builds a Planet
• How Small is the Universe?
• How Big is the Universe?
• The Universe Season Five
• The Universe (HC) Season 1
• The Universe (HC) Season 2
• The Universe (HC) Season 3
• Stephen Hawking's Universe
• Stephen Hawking - Master of the Universe

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