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Ihmeellinen planeetta Maa (2018)

Sarja · 2018 · 1 kautta · K-12

Ihmeellinen planeetta Maa

Alkuperäinen nimi: One Strange Rock

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Katsottavissa Suomessa

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Niille etuoikeutetuille, jotka ovat päässeet katsomaan Maa-planeettaa avaruudesta, sen hento sininen viiva erottaa sen kaikista muista planeetoista. Maa ylläpitää elämää. Tarina siitä, miten Maa luo ja säätelee happirikasta ilmakehää on uskomaton: Lentävä joki, maailman laajuinen hiekkamyrsky, romahtava jäätikkö ja tärkein olento, josta olet koskaan kuullut. Kaikki nivoutuvat yhteen antaakseen elämän kukkia ja planeetan hengittää.

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Näyttelijät ja tekijät

Will Smith

Will Smith

Self - Host

Felipe Gómez Gómez

Self - Astrophysicist

Kidane Belay

Self - Salt Trader

Heïdi Sevestre

Heïdi Sevestre

Self - Glaciologist

Nelson Gadea

Self - Head Doctor, La Rinconada

Guillaume Néry

Guillaume Néry

Self - Performance Freediver

Adam Aaronson

Self - Meteorite Dealer

Thomas Senf

Self - Mountaineer

Lukasi Nappaaluk

Self - Inuit Elder

Frank Willems

Self - Conservationist

Ken Sims

Self - Volcanologist

Aldo Kane

Aldo Kane

Self - Volcanologist

Morgan Sandercock

Self - High-Altitude Glider Pilot

Xiao Qiang

Self - Engineer

Hazel Barton

Self - Microbiologist

Federico Pisani

Self - Biologist

Lee Koon Yau

Self - Engineer

Liane Benning

Self - Biogeochemist

Kenny Broad

Self - Environmental Anthropologist

Roger Smith

Self - Paleontologist

Kaudet ja jaksot

Kirjaudu, niin voit merkitä katsomasi jaksot ja nähdä, mikä jakso on seuraavana.
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Jakso 1

Esitetty 26.3.2018 · 47 min

Our perfectly calibrated, breathing planet. For those privileged few who have seen Earth from space, the very first thing they notice is the thin blue line of atmosphere that clings to our planet and sustains life. The story of how the Earth creates and regulates that oxygen is mind-blowing. From snowflakes in the arctic to plankton, desert sandstorms, and rivers in the sky; an incredible chain of connections reveal just how incredible our home is. Everything connects so life and planet breathe together.

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Jakso 2

Esitetty 2.4.2018 · 47 min

A planet sculpted from cosmic violence. Earth is a very lucky planet. It has ended up the right size and in the right place. This only happened because of violent cosmic collisions. The crazy thing is, if things had been even slightly different, with more or less collisions, we wouldn't be here. We discover the moments that could have destroyed us, but instead made our planet what it is.

3

Jakso 3

Esitetty 9.4.2018 · 47 min

Earth protects itself from the sun. The David and Goliath story of Earth's relationship with its greatest threat, our seemingly benign Sun. The Sun is the big violent boss of the Solar System, throwing out devastating particles and energy. Without several shields, one generated by our unique planetary core, another by our atmosphere, and a third by our interconnected weather systems… life on Earth would never have survived.

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Jakso 4

Esitetty 16.4.2018 · 47 min

Earth gives birth to life. The building blocks of life are common across the universe, but life is rare. What's so special about Earth that it emerged here? Only here on Earth have we found the elixir of life; water in its three forms. But for life to emerge this isn't enough… huge tides created by the proximity of our perfect Moon, plate tectonics, volcanoes and lightning mean the Earth is a dynamic planet. It's a huge planetary chemical experiment, a bubbling cauldron that transforms dead minerals into deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA); the code for all life.

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Jakso 5

Esitetty 23.4.2018 · 47 min

Earth, the great killer. Without the cycle of death and sacrifice, from cellular to planetary, life would not be here. From the deaths of stars, to planetary scale mass extinctions and the sacrifice of individuals for a greater genetic good, this is the story of how life evolved hand in hand with death. Death drives evolution. It's hardwired: from our cells to our landscapes, our colorful living planet is only possible because of it. Death leads to opportunity and biodiversity which ironically ensures life on the planet is never wiped out. It's not enough for our planet to be habitable… it also has to be lethal.

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Jakso 6

Esitetty 30.4.2018 · 47 min

We are all planets. Is it possible for intelligent life to escape destruction, either from the planet or ourselves? Or are we destined for extinction like 99% of all species before us? Our best chance of survival may be to escape earth and build another colony somewhere else. But there are real barriers: space radiation, microgravity and the bacteria inside us will conspire against us. And our DNA is coded for the conditions here on earth, so if we ever manage to colonize another planet those who are born there will evolve into another species.

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Jakso 7

Esitetty 7.5.2018 · 47 min

Earth's great paradox. For our planet to become inhabitable for life, you already need life. Ever since life emerged, microbes, plants and animals have all sculpted the planet's surface and air in the strangest of ways; fish poop creates islands; dead animals create mountains; lichen drive continents. But life also has the power to destroy our world. We are changing the climate, but we are not the first to do so. Long before us, microbes froze the planet and almost wiped out all life. The difference between us and them is we are conscious of our actions.

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Jakso 8

Esitetty 14.5.2018 · 47 min

The freak accident behind complex life. All life on earth started as single cell bacteria and stayed like that for 2 billion years. Successfully spreading across the planet. So even if we do find alien life, what are the chances of that life being complex – like us? Vanishingly rare… on our strange rock, it's all down to a freak event, which accidentally happened when one cell ate another to create a kind of cellular power pack: mitochondria. This almost miraculous event transforms earth into a complex interconnected food web based on a competition for food. And at the top of the pyramid sits us humans.

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Jakso 9

Esitetty 21.5.2018 · 47 min

Your brain is an anomaly. We tend to think that once the first life emerged it was inevitable that it would eventually evolve into us. But there is nothing inevitable about consciousness. For over 2 billion years no life on earth possessed a brain. And even today, 90% of life doesn’t have a brain. How life and our strange rock came together to create consciousness is a story of almost impossible and unnecessary coincidences….

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Jakso 10

Esitetty 28.5.2018 · 47 min

There's no place like home. We wrap up the series with the story of NASA's most experienced female astronaut, Peggy Whitson, as she returns home to earth. We might possibly be the only intelligent life in the universe. Life is rare, complex life rarer, and intelligent life may be an evolutionary bad idea or dead end that is rarer still… and that means that it's possible that we humans may be the only thing in this huge and amazing universe that can appreciate its strangeness with awe and wonder.

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