Mother Nature is still the Big Boss.
The Great Robot RaceSeason 33 : Ep. 8 (52:33)
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2 months ago
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A little disappointing science-wise, but amazing footage--especially the time lapse stuff.
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9 days ago
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I really wish the documentary channels on Hulu would update their content more often.. Nova, National Geographic etc. ...
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Posted 3 months ago
Super !!!!
Mother Nature is still the Big Boss.
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Posted 3 months ago
So Cool
But too short! Nothing on the data concerning the changes in thermal currents where new building technology is implemented and what it means to the changing atmospheres,these currents have shifted along with their elements.
Why havent they done electro-magnetic studies?Lightning strikes from ground up as well.Maybe its an answer.
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Posted 4 months ago
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
good stuff
i dont understand why someone would build a home in such a dangerous area, over and over and over. should make oklahoma into a national park reserve ' enter at own risk'
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Posted 5 months ago
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
Awesome!!!!
As a native Okie, I've learned to greatly respect mother nature at her worst and greatly appreciate her at her finest. The gulf stream air constantly mixing with the jet stream also makes for the most breathtaking sunsets this world has to offer!
Most Okies, if you've lived here long enough learn how to read the skies for the wall clouds, anvil clouds, horizontal swirling clouds, etc. And some of the wives tales and amatuer advice I've grown up hearing - "if the cows are lying down in the pasture, you know a bad storm is coming", "if you see the signs of a tornado drive south of it because they always go from SW to NE", " a tornado likes to follow a river and skip across the highest points", etc. Who knows how much is lore and how much is fact? I do know this much. Ever since I can remember, tornadoes have always seemed to occur at dusk. But the last few years, we've gotten them after dark and late at night. What's up with that? Cuz That is scary! P.S. This is awesome footage! Was this review helpful?
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