Writer/Director: Peter Chinn
Network: The History Channel
Airtime: Tuesday, 10:00pm EST

An absolute must for any geology buff, and certainly worth a look for anyone with a passing interest in physical science, How The Earth Was Made offers a sprawling, detailed survey of our planet’s most enigmatic features in an attempt to understand their part in Earth’s natural evolution and speculate upon the role they might play in our ultimate fate.

Natural history in every sense of the term, the series each week focuses on a unique geological phenomenon and dissects its origins, formation, evolution, and tracks its cycles in an attempt to determine what it will do next. From asteroids arriving from space to the deepest part of our planet’s oceans, no stone is left unturned, so-to-speak, as skilled experts and simple graphics are employed to explain and to illustrate the almost incalculable energy that is built up, transferred, and exchanged every second beneath the Earth’s crust.

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