Uneventful day. (Film)
Contributors: Crompton, Penny.; Wilson, J        Tuzo.; Ontario Educational Communications Authority.; Toronto, Ont. University. Erindale College.
Series: Planet of man
Publisher: OECA
Published: 1975
Place of publication: [Toronto]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Weathering.
Description: In our day to day lives, we rarely witness such cataclysmic events as volcanoes, earthquakes and tidal waves. The earth is continually altered, but in ways so slow, change remains invisible to the eye. It takes millions of years for a river to carve a valley through a mountain, and a hundred million years more before water and ice will be gnawing at its last stubborn roots. But eventually the mountain will be reduced to a nameless plain. Program looks at the processes of weathering that produce the variety and beauty of our planet's georama.-
Notes: Also available in Videocassette 001370.-

Expiry date: March 12, 1980.-

producer/director, Penny Crompton; narrator, Vivien Reis; scenario, Michael Mercer; series science editor, Tuzo Wilson.-

Undergrad general; General

Also available on video.

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