Volcanoes

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Science Documentary hosted by Steve Eastin and published by Discovery Channel broadcasted as part of DC The Ultimate Guide series in 2002 - English narration

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Take a look at the latest volcanic survey data and marvel at the frightening number of volcanoes heating up around the world. Is this a simple, geological coincidence, or the sign of some larger, potentially deadly pattern at work? Join one group of scientists as they reveal a number of cutting-edge theories to explain the sudden surge in volcanic activity. Then, watch as they put those theories to the test at the summit of smoldering Mount Tungurahua in Ecuador. It's a high-stakes game of man versus the mountain; because if any of these theories prove correct, they could help forecast future volcanic activity and save lives all over the planet.


  • Produced & directed by Brando Quilici
  • Narrated by Steve Eastin
  • Written by Robert Goldberg
  • Music by Don Grady
  • Edited by Greg Smith
  • 50 minutes, English audio, 2002


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  • Video Codec: XviD
  • Video Bitrate: 1861 Kbps
  • Video Resolution: 644x376
  • Video Aspect Ratio: 1.71 / 161:94
  • Video Framerate: 29.97
  • Video AR error: 0% (none)
  • Quality Factor: 0.26 b/px
  • Audio: English
  • Audio Codec: Lame mp3
  • Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s @ 48KHz VBR
  • Audio Channels: 2
  • Subtitles: none
  • Runtime per Part: 50 minutes
  • Number of Parts: 1
  • Part Size: 700 MB
  • Encoded by: PolarBear

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