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National Geographic Dinosaurs - Reconstructing T-Rex (2009) Movies

Posted by shuchu14 at Sept. 1, 2010

New science is changing everything we thought we knew about the world’s most famous and feared dinosaur. With the help of high-tech imaging and the almost miraculous discovery of 70 million-year-old T. Rex soft tissue, scientists are getting closer to our planet’s largest predator than ever before. We’ll join some of the world’s top scientists for a one hour look at who Tyrannosaurus Rex really was, from new insights into the hunting techniques that made this “tyrant lizard” a super predator to the miraculous discovery of an expectant dino mommy named “Bob.” Follow dinosaur builder Hall Train and renowned paleoartist Jason Brougham as they try to create the world's most accurate mechanical replica of a walking juvenile T-Rex.

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National Geographic - Breakthrough: Series 1 (2015) Movies

Posted by notbanned at Dec. 17, 2015

Breakthrough provides a thought-provoking and imaginative perspective on scientific discovery as it unfolds. Each episode follows scientific explorers working on cutting-edge projects with breakthrough potential.

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National Geographic - Methbusters (2014) Movies

Posted by notbanned at July 8, 2014

With unprecedented 24/7 access, Methbusters takes you inside Franklin County Missouri’s highly trained narcotics taskforce. We journey inside the belly of the beast as the dedicated detectives wage a war against their community’s staggering meth problem. Led by Det. Sgt. Jason Grellner, they have more than fifteen hundred meth lab busts to their name. Each member has a unique skill set that compliments the rest of the team and enables them to identify, track, bust and help convict the people they pursue. They have never lost a case. And while meth may be their central focus, the taskforce also battles heroin, cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs. Witness first-hand how the detectives investigate leads and use interrogation to obtain information integral to their cases. Set in the rolling hills and rural farmland of Missouri, this immersive show profiles a group who will stop at nothing to preserve and protect their community.

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National Geographic - Prehistoric Predators : Wolf (2007) Movies

Posted by iStore at March 8, 2010

The dire wolf, a fierce and powerful alpha predator in the savage ice age, was larger and more powerful than any modern-day wolf. Why did it suddenly perish while the smaller, weaker gray wolf survived?

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National Geographic : Superhuman Strongman Movies

Posted by iStore at March 9, 2010

Every year, every generation, human beings find new ways to express their strength. Some men possess the perfect combination of brute strength, raw power, pure speed, and bones of steel. Leading sports physiologists, biomechanists, medical experts, and material sciences engineers join Strongman to determine the secrets of a human being's fantastic abilities

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National Geographic - Air Crash Investigation S08E03 : Cockpit Chaos Movies

Posted by iStore at March 17, 2010

Air Crash Investigation shares this account and other stories of astonishing survival and heartbreaking disasters of some of the most tragic incidents in the history of aviation.
Plane crashes and near-disasters from around the globe are investigated in meticulous detail, providing a look into what went wrong and if they could have been prevented. These events have helped change aviation safety and brought about some of the most important standard regulations that we know today. Survivor accounts and event re-enactments weave gripping tales while computer generated images (CGI) and expert testimony better explain the reasons behind the fatal or near-fatal events.

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National Geographic : Ultimate Factories F18 Movies

Posted by iStore at March 26, 2010

McDonnell-Douglas F-18 Hornet
In the late '70’s, the U.S. Navy needed a lightweight fighter to replace its aging A7 Corsair. McDonnell-Douglas's bid for the contract came in the form of the F-18

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National Geographic - Naked Science: Birth of Life Movies

Posted by ZhaoYun303 at Sept. 13, 2009

How did life begin? its one of the most fundamental and difficult questions that has challenged us for ages. Our planet is teaming with life, from the highest mountain to the deepest ocean; life is everywhere. But what was the firing pistol that started the evolutionary race? How did material go from non-living to alive?

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National Geographic Britain's Greatest Machines S01E01 (2009) Movies

Posted by iStore at March 12, 2010

British inventions and engineering created much of our modern lives. From the first trains to cars, jet engines to battlefield innovations, even the lawnmower and petrol pumps called "fat ladies" - it's all investigated by enthusiast and TV icon Chris Barrie in the brand new and exclusive series of Britain's Greatest Machines.

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National Geographic - Special Drain the Oceans (2009) Movies

Posted by mr2006 at Aug. 11, 2009

National Geographic - Special Drain the Oceans (2009)
English | 1h 27m 23s | 697.64 MB | 624x352 | XVID - 977.97 kbit/s | MP3 - 124.26 kbit/s
Genre : Documentary

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