National Geographic A Travelers Guide To The Planets S01E01 Venu

. http://www.torrentday.com - Your Key To The Scene. http://www.torrentday.com : Clean RAR Scene Releases! Enjoy =) ...................................NFO:.................................... . connecting you to the world GENRE: Documentary LANGUAGE: English SUBTiTLES: None DURATION: 00:45:48.928 RESOLUTiON: 1280x720 ViDEO CODEC: x264 FRAMERATE: 29.970 fps FRAMERATE: 29.970 fps ViDEO BiTRATE: 3029 Kbps 3 029 Kbps AUDIiO CODEC: AC3 AUDIiO CODEC: AC3 AUDIO BiTRATE: 384 Kbps AUDIO BiTRATE: 384 Kbps SUMMARY: Temperatures on tiny Mercury can reach a blistering 800 degrees Fahrenheit. And on Venus, temperatures are hot enough to melt lead. Take in the sights on Mercury, where the planet's sunny side offers travelers a stunning view of solar flares as they work on their tans. A visit to our sister planet Venus' tortured scenery means diving into an atmosphere where acid smog eats bare metal for breakfast. NOTES: History Channel broadcasts with some black pixel on all sides. x264 rules state to leave as broadcasted and not crop-resize. GREETS: - FQM - CTU - REVEiLLE - XOXO -

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