What on Earth?
Satellites orbit Earth at 17,000 miles an hour, capturing images of our world that are visually striking, though some appear unusual. This vantage point reveals objects that seem illogical and phenomena that are difficult to explain. Such images raise the question: what on Earth is that?
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Steven Kearney
as Narrator
George Kourounis
as Self - Storm Chaser
Mike Pavelec
as Self - Military Analyst
Mike Capps
as Self - Phd., Technology Analyst
Randy Cerveny
as Self - Phd., Meteorologist, Arizona State University
Mark Horton
as Self - Professor, Archaeologist
Klint Janulis
as Self - Host
Alan Lester
as Self - Phd., Geologist
Andrew Gough
as Self
Lindsay Moran
as Self - Ex CIA Operative
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