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Episode 9The Lost Worlds of Planet Earth

Aired May 4, 2014 · 44 min

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The Ship of the Imagination journeys through Earth's history as preserved in its natural formations, spanning from individual atoms to entire ecosystems. At the same time, geologist Marie Tharp charts the ocean floor, revealing the existence of life flourishing in the deep sea.

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