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There was a show on the History channel I always found interesting to watch.

Posted by oscar on April 11, 2013 at 04:32:59:
...Which tries to condense the entire history of the World in one (1) hour (or was it two ?). A lush ecosystem wiped away when the Earth was completely covered by ice, periods when there was no ice in the polar seas, and mass extinction events. Homo Sapiens represents just a tiny blip in the history of the planet. Who is to say that intelligent, technological species have not previously evolved on Earth and disappeared again under the weight of time.