A large-scale documentary series with Alexei Guskov will begin airing on REN TV.

The REN TV channel enhances the range of scientific and educational programs with a new project produced by NMG DOK, created using artificial intelligence.

The weekly popular science series "WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT PLANET EARTH?" with Alexey Guskov is an exciting investigation into the mysteries, mysteries and unknown facts about the structure of our planet and life on it. The authors of the project combined classic popular science storytelling with the dynamics of cinema and unique AI visualization, turning the story of complex natural processes into an exciting spectacle – visual and understandable to everyone. The educational and entertainment project "WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT PLANET EARTH?" continues the strategy of REN TV as a TV channel for an intelligent and curious audience.

Each film in the series explores a single natural phenomenon from all sides, and the area of scientific knowledge involved is geography, biology, chemistry, and physics. The topics of the upcoming issues are: "HOW MANY TIMES HAS LIFE DIED OUT?", "HOW TO TAME HURRICANES?", "WHY DOES THE PLANET NEED SO MUCH SALT?" and "WHY IS THE EARTH BURSTING AT THE SEAMS?".

"Such formats are very interesting to me. First of all, because I discover something completely unexpected for myself. Our project will help the viewer come to a deeper understanding of things. It seems to take you to a new level of awareness, where everyday problems no longer seem so significant, but are perceived as something small and temporary. And this awareness helps to make life easier," said Alexey Guskov, the presenter of the cycle.

The presenter of the project acts as a guide of knowledge: he easily and fascinatingly leads the viewer through the labyrinths of the topic under study. With the help of artificial intelligence technologies, Alexey Guskov moves around the planet, immersing the viewer in new circumstances and throwing up another mystery. The presenter's task is to demonstrate the essence of the phenomenon and its mechanics using simple but very spectacular experiments.

"It is very interesting to work in this new coordinate system created with the help of AI. Since the release of the Harry Potter franchise, many world cinema stars have already played in virtual reality. A world constructed with the participation of AI is our future," Guskov said.

Broadcast — every Sunday, at 16:55.