on October 24 aired tonight on Raitre talking about atom 
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TV tonight October 24, 2009 21:30 "Ulysses the pleasure of discovery 'on Raitre it is called an atom extraordinary toxic, but essential for life: the oxygen atom. You'll find its remote origin and how, combined with other elements, has given rise to life on earth. Our body, especially the brain, depend on this molecule. Alberto Angela will explain how the absence of oxygen in the places and in different environments, sometimes leads a man to extreme challenges. For example, to climb high mountains where the thin air makes each step heavier. Reinhold Messner recounts his experiences at high altitude. He will speak then of an historic, that of Angelo D'Arrigo, world champion of flight, the first man to fly over the highest mountain on Earth, Mount Everest. Even in the depths of the sea, there are men who defy the absence of oxygen and dive in apnea, producing impressive records. Using the latest technology, you will see how to move and travel to where the lungs would not allow it. In addition, oxygen can represent a mortal danger when fire occurs.
prongs TV tonight October 24, 2009 21:30 "Ulysses the pleasure of discovery 'on Raitre it is called an atom extraordinary toxic, but essential for life: the oxygen atom. You'll find its remote origin and how, combined with other elements, has given rise to life on earth. Our body, especially the brain, depend on this molecule. Alberto Angela will explain how the absence of oxygen in the places and in different environments, sometimes leads a man to extreme challenges. For example, to climb high mountains where the thin air makes each step heavier. Reinhold Messner recounts his experiences at high altitude. He will speak then of an historic, that of Angelo D'Arrigo, world champion of flight, the first man to fly over the highest mountain on Earth, Mount Everest. Even in the depths of the sea, there are men who defy the absence of oxygen and dive in apnea, producing impressive records. Using the latest technology, you will see how to move and travel to where the lungs would not allow it. In addition, oxygen can represent a mortal danger when fire occurs. 
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