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SUMMARY:NOVA 50x14 - Ancient Earth: Inferno
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DESCRIPTION:252 million years ago\, the most devastating mass extinction
	 ofall time abruptly wiped out around 90% of all species on Earth.The culp
	rits were the biggest volcanic eruptions the world hasever seen\, emitting
	 some 700 thousand cubic miles of magma androck. Volcanic gasses permeated
	 the atmosphere and acidifiedthe oceans while toxic gasses destroyed the o
	zone layer\,bathing the planet in destructive UV radiation. The event –n
	ow called \"The Great Dying\" – came close to wiping out alllife on the 
	planet. Follow scientists as they piece togethergeologic evidence from the
	 deep past and clues from today'secosystems to discover how life made it t
	hrough and evolvedinto the astonishing variety we see around us today.
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