The Solar System
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Combines animation and three-dimensional models with "you are there" camera techniques to investigate the structure and composition of the solar system. Probes the origin of the solar system and the geologic makeup of each planet. Surveys conditions for life on Mercury, Venus, and Mars; describes the Earth; and explores Jupiter, Saturn, and the other planets. Narrated by Richard Basehart. Second edition of The Solar Family.
Copyright
Registered 3Apr78 · PA 1-886 (Jan-Jun 1978) Copyright holder: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation Production company: EBE
Complete catalog record
Investigates the structure and composition of the solar system, describes the origin of the Sun and its planets, and surveys the major planetary bodies in the solar system.
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, length, format, color, description
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