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World's Most Powerful Dam
DVDrip | English | 60:00 min | 720x480 | PAL (25fps) | DivX | MP3 - 128kbps | ~ 400 MB
Genre: Documentary

Megastructures takes an eye-popping look at some of the greatest structures and machines ever created. Get inside these superstructures, and uncover the cogs, gears, bells, and whistles that make them work. Go behind-the-scenes with National Geographic, and learn about all the stops and starts that went into creating these engineering triumphs and the seemingly simple construction materials that take them from idea to incredible.

National Geographic - Megastructures: Beijing Water Cube
English | XviD | 480x352 | MP3 | 128kbps | ~350MB

Just in time for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, workers are feverishly putting the finishing touches on the National Aquatics Centre – the Beijing Water Cube. A stroke of design genius, this Olympic Megastructure is a steel honeycomb-like frame enclosed entirely by a unique skin, modelled after soap bubbles. Using 90 kilometres worth of steel in 22,000 beams following no conventional straight lines, the Beijing Water Cube must be topped with 100,000 square metres of bubbles. Looking for a truly unique covering, the design team focuses on ETFE – a light-weight plastic invented to protect spaceships from cosmic radiation. Among ETFE’s unique properties, dot patterns on its surface can trap solar energy in the winter and reflect solar energy in the summer, keeping the building cool. The Beijing Water Cube is the largest ETFE construction in the world, and because of its honeycomb-like structure, 3,500 ETFE bubbles must be cut individually, and sized. Factor in that the dimensions have been created in Germany and must be translated into a Chinese database and the Beijing Water Cube becomes a bit of a logistical nightmare. Beijing’s Water Cube represents a true morphing of molecular science, architecture and structural engineering.

National Geographic - In The Womb
English | Xvid | 512x384 | MP3 | 128kbps | ~700MB

Before it takes its first breath, a human baby has been through an incredible transformation from a single cell to a complex, self-sustaining organism. Watch this amazing process in real time inside the womb.

National Geographic - Megastructures: Dubai’s Dream Palace
English | X264 | 720x480 | AC3 | 448kbps | ~700MB

National Geographic - Dubai’s Dream Palace: With its oil reserves dwindling, Dubai switched its sights to 21st-century tourists, building the Burj al Arab, an amazing 60-storey hotel shaped like a sail.

National Geographic Tigers of the Snow

English | 60:00 | 720x480 | PAL (25fps) | DivX | MP3 - 128kbps | 1.0 GB

Genere: Documentry

Tigers of the Snow presents the beautiful one-hour program on these endangered animals from award-winning wildlife filmmaker Mark Stouffer; plus the bonus never-before-released half-hour program entitled Tiger's Eye; Siberian Tiger facts; an assortment of tiger photographs in the Photo Gallery; a map of the tigers' range in Siberia; a Siberian Tigers interactive trivia quiz; and trailers of other related National Geographic programs.

Blake's words "Tyger, tyger burning bright" come alive in this lush documentary from National Geographic. Tigers of the Snow spotlights the Siberian Tiger, which once roamed over the wide ranges of northern Asia but now is limited to a tiny region on the Sea of Japan. Footage of their active muscles, their piercing eyes, their regal pelt, all attest to the beauty of a dying breed. Russian and American scientists have banded together to study the 300 remaining not-so-gentle giants in an effort to save them from extinction. You'll see these men and women track tigers from helicopters, brave a mother's fury to tag her young, and strive to breed them in captivity.

Fight Science (2008)

DVDrip | English | 150:00 min | 720x480 | PAL (25fps) | DivX | MP3 - 128kbps | ~ 1.0 GB

Genre: Documentary

National Geographic reveals the science behind mixed martial arts, special operations, and self-defense in Fight Science. From martial artists who defy what many people think is humanly possible to elite military units trained to become ultimate ******** to masters of self-defense who teach how to fight. Fight Science analyzes how these experts generate the power and speed behind each move. Using amazing visuals and spectacular computer-generated imagery that has made Fight Science a legend, National Geographic reveals the secrets of some of the most powerful fighting techniques in the world and explores the incredible physiology and training of fighting masters.