Voyage of the Continents S1E3 — Oceania: Tectonic Ring of Fire
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Oceania: Tectonic Ring of Fire

8.6/10 · 13 votesJun 6, 201243 min

Ranked #1 of 5 in Season 1•+0.1 vs season avg

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Australia is the most stable continent on earth. That makes it an ideal location for scientists to study the early earth with 4.4 billion year old zircons and 2.6 billion year old stromatolites and thrombolites that created our oxygen atmosphere. But now the Australian Tectonic

Directed byChris Hooke
Written byChris Hooke

Seasons2

Season 1 Episodes5

Cast1

Anna Flori-Lamour

Anna Flori-Lamour

Self (voice)

Crew8

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Hélène Ferrandi

Researcher

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Chris Hooke

Writer

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Chris Hooke

Researcher

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Chris Hooke

Director

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Chris Hooke

Camera Supervisor

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Hélène Ferrandi

Assistant Director

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Hélène Ferrandi

Sound Engineer

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Alex Badin

Post Producer

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Episode Summary

"Oceania: Tectonic Ring of Fire" is episode 3 of Voyage of the Continents season 1. It scored 8.6/10 from 13 votes, ranking #1 of 5 episodes this season (season average 8.5). Directed by Chris Hooke and written by Chris Hooke, it aired on June 6, 2012.