Blue Planet ★ La Planéte Bleue with Subtitles

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Blue Planet ★ La Planéte Bleue - I had to fix what the Archive Broke!!!! With several Subtitles and Two Language Audio Tracks!!

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A copy of the IMAX Film "Blue Planet" DVD ISO was uploaded here: https://archive.org/details/blue-planet-iso - Thank you to them!!!!

When I sat down to watch the movie, ON That page, I found it was in French Only!! If I wanted to see it in English - it seems I would have to repair it myself. Handbrake to the Rescue!!!

Other Archive Mis-Derived Videos, that I had to fix: are "Shadow Raiders" - in German, and "March Of The Penguins" - in Spanish. I have English versions of these at "https://archive.org/details/shadow-raiders" and "https://archive.org/details/march-of-the-penguins" respectively.

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If you like shows like this: you are highly encouraged to donate to your local PBS affiliate - now, more than ever, they need your help.

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BLUE PLANET is a space film about Earth. From the orbit of the U.S. space shuttle, where the curvature of the globe and the shape of its continents stand out sharply, Earth is revealed as a place of constant, even violent change. It is also delicate and fragile, unique in the solar system and possibly the entire universe. How did Earth begin? How is it changing, and what is mankind's role in these changes?

BLUE PLANET investigates these questions with footage taken on the ocean floor, on the ground and in space, state-of-the-art computer animation and new data from satellites in geosynchronous orbit. We gain new insight into Earth, our one and only home.

Produced by Graeme Ferguson of IMAX Space Technology Inc., for the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum and Lockheed Corporation, with the cooperation of NASA. Written, edited and narrated by Toni Myers. Principal Director, Ben Burtt.

Archive

Internet Archive, in Lost telecourses

Licence or status

The Internet Archive states none for this item.

Rights statement

Fair Use Notice

Credit

Smithsonian Institution

Language

English

Who can watch

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