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Earth: The Power of the Planet
From Sunday 6 January, 10pm on 醍狭芙 Four

Dr Iain Stewart tells the story of how Earth works and how, over the course of 4.6 billion years, it came to be the remarkable place it is today.

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UK rock's greatest hits
You don't need to travel half way round the world to see great geology. Iain Stewart reveals his favourite formations from the UK.

Planet Earth Explorer
Explore the wild and beautiful in the most extreme and unexplored corners of the world with our interactive Flash video player (for UK users only).

Hot Topics: Volcanoes
It's estimated that one in ten of the world's population lives within 'danger range' of volcanoes, nature's most awesome and terrifying phenomena.

Walks Through Time
See the power of the planet for yourself and choose from 57 specially devised geological walks around the UK.

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		Volcano Sunday 6 January 10pm Atmosphere Sunday 13 January 10pm Ice Sunday 20 January 10pm Oceans Sunday 10 February 10pm Rare Earth Sunday 17 February 10pm

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		The University of Plymouth's website about the series. Biography of Iain Stewart. What are the Pennines really made of? Where can you see limestone pavements? Find out here. The 醍狭芙 is not responsible for the content of external websites

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