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The Cradle of Mankind
08:28
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Terra Incognita
05:04
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Seeds of Life
05:04
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Fire Element
05:07
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Industrial Revolution
05:00
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Man in Space
04:14
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Flight to the Moon
06:36
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Stars Are Calling
06:51
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Farewell Earth
06:24
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Solar Science
07:14
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