Our planet is shaken by cataclysms that are disrupting the living world. As crises unfold, these events are more frequent and worsen. Scientists have discovered that when the balance of the globe threatens to break, cataclysms act as regulators..
They are dangerous for man but also express the life of the Earth, its breathing, its palpitations, its heartbeat. By penetrating their fascinating complexity, this film takes us into the intimacy of our blue planet
This documentary is broadcast on Thursday, April 21, 2022, the eve of Earth Day, at 9 pm on France 5 in the ‘Science Grand Format’. A 90′ and 52′ documentary, written and directed by Christine Tournadre, co-written by Estelle Raffin and Bernard Mathieu.
Produced by Jérôme Duc-Maugé, in co-production with Eklektik productions – Virginie Chapelle.
Distributor: Terranoa
Among the scientists invited, we note the contribution of Philippe Steer (University of Rennes 1, Geosciences Rennes, OSUR).
Presentation
Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tidal waves, hurricanes… Our planet is shaken by cataclysms that are disrupting the environment and the living world. As crises unfold, the damage inflicted on us by these violent events is increasing in number and severity
In recent years science has progressed dramatically and recent discoveries make us see the Earth differently. For a long time it was considered that each cataclysm was an isolated phenomenon, resulting from chance. Today scientists are discovering that there are links between these extreme events..They show that the eruption of a volcano impacts the oceans, that typhoons are likely to cause earthquakes, that melting ice could awaken volcanoes.
Every time the balance of the globe threatens to break, the cataclysms intervene in relation to each other, like regulators.
Every time the balance of the globe threatens to break, the cataclysms intervene in relation to each other, like regulators. They are dangerous for man but also express the life of the Earth, its breathing, its palpitations, its heartbeat. By penetrating their fascinating complexity, this film takes us into the intimacy of our blue planet.
Science Grand Format
Cataclysmes, les grands régulateurs
France 5
https://youtu.be/biFJqoPBMp8
Cataclysmes, les grands régulateurs – Trailer
Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/692986876
Cataclysms, the great regulators
On a global scale, natural disasters never happen alone…
Documentary broadcast on France 5 (1:30:00)
University of Rennes 1, Geosciences Rennes, OSUR
https://geosciences.univ-rennes.fr/en/highlights/cataclysms-great-regulators
Our planet is shaken by cataclysms that are disrupting the living world. As crises unfold, these events are more frequent and worsen. Scientists have discovered that when the balance of the globe threatens to break, cataclysms act as regulators..
They are dangerous for man but also express the life of the Earth, its breathing, its palpitations, its heartbeat. By penetrating their fascinating complexity, this film takes us into the intimacy of our blue planet
This documentary is broadcast on Thursday, April 21, 2022, the eve of Earth Day, at 9 pm on France 5 in the ‘Science Grand Format’. A 90′ and 52′ documentary, written and directed by Christine Tournadre, co-written by Estelle Raffin and Bernard Mathieu.
Produced by Jérôme Duc-Maugé, in co-production with Eklektik productions – Virginie Chapelle.
Distributor: Terranoa
Among the scientists invited, we note the contribution of Philippe Steer (University of Rennes 1, Geosciences Rennes, OSUR).
Presentation
Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tidal waves, hurricanes… Our planet is shaken by cataclysms that are disrupting the environment and the living world. As crises unfold, the damage inflicted on us by these violent events is increasing in number and severity
In recent years science has progressed dramatically and recent discoveries make us see the Earth differently. For a long time it was considered that each cataclysm was an isolated phenomenon, resulting from chance. Today scientists are discovering that there are links between these extreme events..They show that the eruption of a volcano impacts the oceans, that typhoons are likely to cause earthquakes, that melting ice could awaken volcanoes.
Every time the balance of the globe threatens to break, the cataclysms intervene in relation to each other, like regulators.
Every time the balance of the globe threatens to break, the cataclysms intervene in relation to each other, like regulators. They are dangerous for man but also express the life of the Earth, its breathing, its palpitations, its heartbeat. By penetrating their fascinating complexity, this film takes us into the intimacy of our blue planet.
地球科学の最前線・天変地異の秘密に迫る
NHK
https://www.nhk.jp/p/ts/22LYVK59MV/
火山噴火・地震・台風―地球上で繰り返されてきた天変地異。発生メカニズムの研究から、様々な自然現象が複雑に影響しあっていると分かってきた。地球科学の最前線に迫る！