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How the Earth Was Made Blu Ray

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HISTORY reveals the 4.5 billion-year journey of our home... From a seething ocean of radioactive molten rock to a refuge for life as we know it Earth has undergone a staggering series of cataclysmic transformations in its long and epic history. Assailed relentlessly for millions of years by meteorites our once toxic and hostile planet has been covered in water and in ice and seen the rise and sundering of continents the creation of an atmosphere and ultimately the beginning of life. How The Earth Was Made plots the twisting course of Earth's amazing journey. Using... groundbreaking special effects and travelling to remote locations where our planet still bears the scars of its violent history this compelling documentary tells a story of unimaginable timescales world-shattering forces radical climates and mass extinctions. HISTORY journeys back in time to show the creation of Earth's land masses the birth of the first complex creatures and devastating extinctions - before speculating on the future when all life becomes extinct. [show more]

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Released
08 March 2010
Directors
Actors
Format
Blu Ray 
Publisher
History Channel 
Classification
Runtime
195 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5055298050010 
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