Inside Planet Earth
2009 · 90 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 286 VOTES · DIR. Martin Williams
Overview
This journey into the inside of the Earth is fascinating, alarming but also beautiful. Only a tiny fraction of Earth is accessible to humans so scientists have developed interesting experiments to explain the mysteries from the crust to the core. With the aid of stunning computer generated footage, 'Inside Planet Earth' takes us on an amazing expedition of discovery. Along the way we will see how in the secret, hostile fiery depths of the Earth, incredible riches such as crystals, gold and diamonds are formed. We will encounter the forces that have shaped and continue to shape Earth as we know it and we will understand how life is a balance between the energy from the Sun on the outside and the energy coming from the inside: the core. The world beneath our feet may seem like an alien place but it's very much part of life above ground. This is the story of the incredible world we will never see or reach.
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00:00:07 NARRATOR: For over 4 1/2 billion years
00:04:25 So you can't outrun it. You can't outdrive it.
00:08:31 the dome is still up on top of the volcano.
00:12:45 erupted off the coast of lceland
00:16:11 taking their precious information to the geophones.
00:20:17 are those that have made the journey up from the earth.
00:24:03 Little star-shaped clusters of gypsum crystals --
00:27:53 NARRATOR: On the other side of the world
00:31:42 is siphoned through the vent systems
00:36:09 Geysers and mud pools are evidence
00:41:45 Carl Thornber often goes fishing with a cable in a red-hot pond.
00:45:57 NARRATOR: At the same time
00:50:10 But they're so accurate that they can give me something like
00:53:54 less frequently and less violently.
00:57:27 because sometimes there are snakes here.
01:00:55 the flat area where 1 1 million people live --
01:04:32 when we had changes of 100 or 200 meters in sea level
01:08:56 is that they are one of the last unexplored frontiers
01:13:19 looks like it's part of the bedrock
01:17:18 must have been in the path of the great floodwaters
01:21:11 The density of the craters on the moon's surface was measured
01:24:15 lndia may provide the answer.
01:28:17 which squeezed, compressed, and lifted the land
198:09:06 in an earthquake