NOVA — S40E15 — Australia's First 4 Billion Years: Awakening
2013 · 55 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · DIR. Richard Smith
Overview
Hidden in the red hills of western Australia are clues to the mysteries of when the Earth was born, how life first arose, and how it transformed the planet.
Dialogue Timeline — 712 lines
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00:00:03 RICHARD SMITH: Over four billion years in the making.
00:02:55 Major funding for NOVA is provided by the following:
00:05:35 An hour down the road,
00:07:53 every fragment locked in mortal gravitational combat
00:10:39 So we're almost there.
00:12:36 crystallized inside molten, continental granite
00:14:44 you would have been treated
00:16:40 that the great bombardment slowed
00:18:44 and archaic microorganisms,
00:20:54 On the outside is a vast living community
00:23:05 because you can still visit them,
00:25:40 Karijini National Park.
00:27:37 but if you think that every one of these layers of rust
00:30:17 The formation of iron
00:32:53 called Rodinia.
00:35:49 because there was an ice cover over it.
00:38:09 in Earth history
00:40:23 GEHLING: It probably crawled over the mats,
00:42:14 While life was starting to soften the planet's surface,
00:44:21 ever since the Ediacaran, but now, suddenly,
00:46:47 They were bug-eyed
00:49:19 rivers had been tumbling from their bare, snowy peaks.
00:52:03 but apart from the wind and the waves, this was a silent world.
00:54:17 Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org
Cast & Characters
Richard Smith
Host
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed712
Dialogue density12.9 lines / min
First line00:00:03
Final line00:54:17
Production Record
DirectorRichard Smith
LanguageEnglish
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Episode
NOVA, season 40, episode 15: Australia's First 4 Billion Years: Awakening.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/3562/season/40/episode/15
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