National.Geographic.Journey.To.Europa.HDTV.x264-TViLLAGE

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2013-09-10

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  DATE........: 10-09-2013
  SHOW........: Journey To Europa
  GENRE.......: Documentary
  SIZE........: 363MB
  RUNTIME.....: 00:44:44
  CRF.........: 21
  RESOLUTION..: 720x406
  VIDEO.......: x264 1005 Kbps
  AUDIO.......: AAC 126 Kbps

  Are we alone in the universe? Can the barren, 
  icy or fiery worlds beyond our planet support 
  life and, if so, what kind?

  In 1906, astronomer Percival Lowell claimed that 
  the markings he observed on the surface of Mars 
  were canals devised by a drought-ridden civilisation 
  desperately trying to channel water from the planet's 
  polar ice caps. Though his theory was considered 
  far-fetched, the questions at the heart of it have 
  consumed mankind for eons: are we alone in the universe?
  Can the barren, icy or fiery worlds beyond our planet 
  support life and, if so, what kind? But the essential 
  question whether or not there is life elsewhere can only 
  be proven if we find life itself. The means to do this is 
  now possible û within our solar system. Mars still dominates 
  our quest and the current Mars missions are actively looking 
  for signs of life on our arid neighbour. But there are worlds 
  beyond Mars that may also harbour life.

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