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Expedition Amelia

That is what we callexceptional data

That is what we call
exceptional data

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That is what we call exceptional data.
Duration
4 seconds
Views
15
Timestamp in Movie
01:20:47
Uploaded
Jun 17, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
National Geographic

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Movie Summary

Deep-sea explorer Dr. Robert Ballard attempts to solve the mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance in an effort to end speculation about what actually happened to her.
Narrator: In florida, erin kimmerle has been working up some exceptional data of her - Expedition Amelia 00:26
Narrator: In florida, erin kimmerle has been working up s...
Two are in the area of the eye orbit and then two are basically the length and - Expedition Amelia 00:07
Two are in the area of the eye orbit and then two are basica...
Narrator: When erin took those same measurements on the tarawa skull, - Expedition Amelia 00:17
Narrator: When erin took those same measurements on the t...
Narrator: But when she added in that fourth measurement plus a few more commonly used - Expedition Amelia 00:17
Narrator: But when she added in that fourth measurement p...
Narrator: But does it match amelia? - Expedition Amelia 00:18
Narrator: But does it match amelia?
The eyebrow, which you notice on her, are pretty low over the eye. - Expedition Amelia 00:05
The eyebrow, which you notice on her, are pretty low over th...
Narrator: Amelia's brow, eye shape and spacing match the skull pretty closely. - Expedition Amelia 00:12
Narrator: Amelia's brow, eye shape and spacing match ...
Because there's certain things that are very consistent and then of course, - Expedition Amelia 00:07
Because there's certain things that are very consistent...
Narrator: There's one way to find out if this was amelia's. - Expedition Amelia 00:17
Narrator: There's one way to find out if this was ameli...
Narrator: As bob races to find traces of amelia's plane on this tiny pacific atoll, - Expedition Amelia 00:40
Narrator: As bob races to find traces of amelia's pla...
Candace: The most frustrating thing about that last hop to howland was that she had her - Expedition Amelia 00:11
Candace: The most frustrating thing about that last hop to h...
That turns into alarm when she says, - Expedition Amelia 00:11
That turns into alarm when she says,
Candace: They could hear her growing realization that obviously something was wrong, - Expedition Amelia 00:15
Candace: They could hear her growing realization that obviou...
Narrator: At 8:43 a.M., itasca receives its final radio message from amelia. - Expedition Amelia 00:06
Narrator: At 8:43 a.M., itasca receives its final radio m...
Narrator: They make dozens of transmission attempts over the next several hours, - Expedition Amelia 00:19
Narrator: They make dozens of transmission attempts over ...
Narrator: As the navy searches, the world holds its breath. - Expedition Amelia 00:11
Narrator: As the navy searches, the world holds its breat...
They sat by that radio and they waited and they expected her to come - Expedition Amelia 00:06
They sat by that radio and they waited and they expected her...
Reporter (over radio): Some 200,000 square miles of ocean and nearby islands were to be - Expedition Amelia 00:48
Reporter (over radio): Some 200,000 square miles of ocean ...
She did amazing things and survived, you know, over and over again. - Expedition Amelia 00:05
She did amazing things and survived, you know, over and over...
So, it's hard to imagine that she would've just dropped into the ocean and disappeared. - Expedition Amelia 00:06
So, it's hard to imagine that she would've just dr...