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For the first time in the history of space exploration, scientists spotted and tracked an asteroid on a collision course with Earth. About the size of a truck, the asteroid slammed into the Nubian Desert in Sudan, in nearly the exact spot and only a few seconds from the time scientists had predicted. Now, together with NASA scientists, National Geographic joins researchers as they examine the remnants of the asteroid to unlock the clues to help us prevent or survive a future incident.
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Very Good Commentary I Have Seen.
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Comments about Countdown to Impact DVD Exclusive:
This sounds more like a Movie Blockbuster rather than a Documentary? When I decided to get this particular DVD on the subject matter it recap my knowledge about Astromony and space. There's alot of interesting stuff some people don't know about Asteroids but the threat is real and it's out there. This is like an improved version of the old documentary NG broadcast some years ago Asteroids Deadly Impact. I did enjoy the commentary and it's fanacinating to watch but it's not an excellent documentary and I'm hoping for better results next time. I gave a satisfactory rating as being close to very good or near perfection. Thank You NG.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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