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HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE


NEW YORK, NY – From a seething, hellish mass of molten rock to the inviting world that cradles life today, discover the cataclysmic events that set the stage for life with HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE, a stunning and unprecedented documentary from HISTORY. Watched by nearly 1.5 million when it debuted on the Network, this compelling exploration – far more than another dry, academic presentation – immerses viewers into world-shaking, Earth-forming action like never before. It will be available to add to every home entertainment library on April 15 for $24.95SRP...only from A&E Home Video.

JUST IN TIME FOR EARTH DAY, HISTORY REVEALS THE ENTIRE 4.5 BILLION YEAR JOURNEY OF OUR PLANET

HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE

Shot on Location Around the Globe, This Thought-Provoking, Visually-Stunning Documentary, Features State-of-the-Art CGI and Interviews with Leading Scientists and Researchers

NEW YORK, NY – From a seething, hellish mass of molten rock to the inviting world that cradles life today, discover the cataclysmic events that set the stage for life with HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE, a stunning and unprecedented documentary from HISTORY. Watched by nearly 1.5 million when it debuted on the Network, this compelling exploration – far more than another dry, academic presentation – immerses viewers into world-shaking, Earth-forming action like never before. It will be available to add to every home entertainment library on April 15 for $24.95SRP...only from A&E Home Video.

In its long and epic history, Planet Earth has undergone a staggering series of cataclysmic transformations. Assailed relentlessly for millions of years by meteorites, our once toxic and hostile planet has been covered in water and in ice, has seen the rise and sundering of continents, the creation of an atmosphere, and, ultimately, the beginning of life. HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE plots this twisting course of Earth’s amazing journey based on recent findings by renowned scientists. Filmed in remote location across the globe – from the frozen wastes of the Arctic Circle to the furnace of the North American Coast and beyond where our planet still bears the scars of its violent history -- and using groundbreaking special effects, this compelling documentary tells a story of unimaginable timescales, world-shattering forces, radical climates, and mass extinctions.

Putting the “gee!” in geology, HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE is a rollercoaster ride through the entire history of our planet, thrusts viewers into the erupting volcanoes that created land and tore it apart, plunges into the oceans with the first complex creatures, and reveals the eventual and inevitable destruction of earth.

A&E Home Video, part of the Consumer Products Division of A&E Television Networks (AETN) is a video distributor of non-theatrical programming, featuring collectible DVD editions of the high quality programming from A&E Network and HISTORY™, as well as acquired classic programming. A&E Home Video brings the best of critically acclaimed entertainment presented in award-winning packaging to the special interest category. For more information about ordering these and other titles from the A&E Home Video Collection, call (212) 206-8600 (TRADE ONLY). Consumers please call 1-800-423-1212 (A&E). In addition to placing orders by phone, A&E Home Video products may be purchased over the World Wide Web at ShopAETV.com.

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