How the Earth Was Made
2007 · 90 MIN · IMDB 8.1 · 626 VOTES · DIR. Peter Chinn
Overview
A brief account of the Earth's geological progression, from its creation 4.6 billion years ago to scientists' predictions of its demise more than 2.5 billion years in the future.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,581 lines
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00:00:05 male narrator: Planet Earth is unique
00:03:55 that the Earth had to be much older.
00:08:00 to create the first atomic weapons.
00:11:36 South African geologist Gary Stevens
00:14:57 which peppered the Earth during the tail-off
00:18:53 in the Barberton area in South Africa.
00:22:23 Each of these unusual rocky mounds
00:26:14 Following its oxygenation, the Earth was more recognizable.
00:30:08 to the hard rock part of the planet.
00:34:04 narrator: The fissures mark the path
00:37:51 as "snowball Earth,"
00:41:40 you get almost unanimous agreement
00:45:06 We see more different types of animals
00:49:21 lt's leaves, stems, twigs.
00:53:48 Over the next 200 million years
00:57:21 as opposed to just heat generation.
01:01:26 and as we turn it, it contains a diamond.
01:05:10 that lived with them, this layer is their tombstone.
01:08:43 were extinct.
01:12:30 The Matterhorn is the child of two continents.
01:16:09 but its height above sea level
01:20:06 it will slowly sink down and flow away to the edges.
01:23:58 they left behind a bruised and battered landscape
01:27:32 and grind New York into the North Atlantic Ocean.
Cast & Characters
Edward Herrmann
Self - Narrator
Geoffrey Boulton
Self - Geologist, University of Edinburgh
Gary Stevens
Self - Geologist, Stellenbosch University
Dan Durda
Self - Impact Scientist, Southwest Research Institute
Martin Van Kranendonk
Self - Geological Survey of Western Australia
Mark A.S. McMenamin
Self - Geologist, Mount Holyoke College
Páll Einarsson
Self - Seismologist, University of Iceland
Paul McNeil
Self - Paleontoligist, University of Calgary
Frederick Rich
Self - Geologist, Georgia Southern University
Reese Barrick
Self - Paleontologist, The College of Eastern Utah
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,581
Dialogue density17.6 lines / min
First line00:00:05
Final line01:27:32
Production Record
DirectorPeter Chinn
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes626