外语原版纪录片《 Man on Earth 》 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

我爱学外语

外语原版纪录片《 Man on Earth 》 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

Man on Earth






纪录片关键词：


Man on Earth,Are We Changing Planet Earth,Attenborough Explores: Our Fragile World,A Global Warning,Catastrophe: Series One,Climate Change - An Uncertain Future,Documentary,Earth's Natural Wonders: Living on the Edge,EARTH a New Wild: Series 1,Earth from Space,Easter Island: Mysteries of a Lost World

Nature,Science,Tony Robinson,Discovery Channel,2010,English


纪录片内容简介：

General Information：
Nature, Science Documentary hosted by Tony Robinson and published by Discovery Channel in 2010- English narration

Information
Man on Earth
In this four-part series, Tony Robinson travels back 200,000 years to find out how climate shaped human destiny.
He investigates what happened to our ancestors when violent climate change turned their world upside down.
Humans have lived through violent climate change – both global and regional – which resulted in violent temperature swings, complete transformation of the environment, drought, flood, ice-age and hothouse. While some civilisations flourished, others were destroyed. Vicious and sudden changes to the climate killed millions but also spurred our ancestors to develop new and better ways of living.
Using CGI effects and stunning imagery, this series illustrates how climate has shaped human history from the beginning. And Tony asks what our society can learn as we face our own climate crisis today and seeks answers at some of the world’s most important and intriguing archaeological sites, speaking to leading archaeologists, historians and climate scientists.

The Triumph of Homo Sapiens
  
Tony Robinson explores how a small group of our earliest African ancestors were rescued from extinction by the last great global warming 130,000 years ago. The barren landscape surrounding the oases in which they lived was transformed to lush savannah, enabling them to traverse the continent and eventually make it to Europe. As temperatures rose, so they would also later fall: in the Russia steppes Dr Joy Singarayer finds out how the European Homo Sapiens adapted to survive the last great Ice Age. But not all humans coped so well. In Gibraltar, Tony finds the last resting place of our Neanderthal 'cousins'. Lacking our 'social brains', which enabled us to trade and get help from outsiders, the Neanderthals starved, dying out in lonely communities, and even resorting to cannibalism.


The Birth of Civilisation
  
Tony Robinson traces how global warming at the end of the last Ice Age was the catalyst for the dawn of civilisation, but also unleashed devastation. Twelve thousand years ago our planet emerged from the last great Ice Age, with temperatures rising by five degrees in just a few decades. After 190,000 years living as nomadic hunter-gatherers, our ancestors were forced to change with the world around them. In Europe the rise in temperature unleashed an agricultural revolution, while in North Africa around 7,000 years ago a savage drought led Saharan refugees to settle along the River Nile. In the limited space they had to learn new skills and form new social structures, going on to found the Kingdom of Egypt. Five hundred years later this same global warming triggered catastrophe as Canadian ice sheets containing 900,000 trillion tonnes of water melted into the Atlantic, causing massive flooding. In less than a year Britain was amputated from mainland Europe, and the Black Sea was formed, washing out the pioneer farmers from that region. What happened to the people that had cultivated this fertile land changed the future of the continent.


Killer Climate
  
Tony Robinson picks through the ruins of three great civilisations from the last 2,000 years to ask what made these civilisations more vulnerable to climate catastrophe than the ones who survived. In the jungles of Central America he investigates how decades-long drought brought the advanced Mayan civilisation to an apocalyptic end, resorting to human sacrifices to plead to their gods for salvation. Dr Joy Singarayer travels to the extraordinary landscape of Greenland to discover how the mini-Ice Age of the 13th century wiped out the 'advanced' Vikings, while their 'savage' Inuit neighbours developed new tools and strategies to stay alive. Meanwhile, in the deserts of America's southwest, Dr Jago Cooper investigates the climate crisis that made the Puebloan inhabitants of extraordinary cliff cities homeless 750 years ago.


The Modern World
  
Tony Robinson examines societies similar to our own, who not only survived climate change, but flourished. In Peru the Hauri people embraced a savage drought, developed advanced techniques of water management and founded a great empire, itself the basis of the great Inca nation. In Europe, Tony learns how a mini-Ice Age triggered the Black Death; but rather than cripple medieval Europe it launched a period of unprecedented progression. The Industrial Revolution and globalisation were hastened by the benefits of a stable climate, but Tony also learns how this stability appears to be ending, bringing a new threat to human societies.


Technical Specs
Video Codec: XviD ISO MPEG-4
Video Bitrate: 2106 kbps
Video Resolution: 704x400
Video Aspect Ratio: 1.760:1
Frames Per Second: 25
Audio Codec: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3
Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s CBR 48000 Hz
Audio Streams: 2ch
Audio Languages: English
RunTime Per Part: 43:43.mins
Number Of Parts: 4
Part Size: 701MB
Subtitles: None
Source: DVB-rip
Ripped by: artistharry

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

外语原版纪录片《 Man on Earth 》 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

下载地址：
（本链接可能为BT下载方式，需自备BT类下载工具。推荐使用115网盘离线下载，或使用其他具有离线下载功能的网盘）

游客
文件下载链接就在这里，在您回复评论成功后才能显示。
请勿回复无意义的灌水内容。

下拉页面到最底部回复或者【点击此处快捷回复】，回复后返回此处即可查看下载链接。
如您没注册本站会员，可以点击注册本站，注册后即可回复下载。