The new series of the REN TV project "What do we know about planet Earth?" will reveal the secrets of the world

In the new series of the REN TV project "What do we know about planet Earth?" viewers, along with presenter Alexey Guskov, will travel to the past, will be able to look into the future and learn all the secrets of this world. Izvestia correspondent Sergey Khaidarov provided details about the upcoming issue on June 20.

What do we know about Earth? It turns out very little. Our planet is a living organism that regularly erases its own history and writes it over. The host of the program "What do we know about planet Earth?" Alexey Guskov, together with the audience, embarks on a great exciting journey not only in space, but also in time.

This journey would not have been possible without modern technology. Neural networks, like a teleporter, move the viewer to any point on the planet, and each new episode of the project created by NMG DOK is a large scientific investigation with detailed visualization.

"A month ago, Netflix announced that it had opened a studio with space modeling specialists. You can be proud of REN TV — we did it six months ago," Guskov said.

To learn more about all the unexplored secrets of the planet, you need to watch REN TV. Have you ever wondered how vulnerable the planet is, how many times life on Earth has been on the verge of death? At least five, and this is only what has been reliably proven by scientists.

"What is one of the main sources of life for us today once destroyed almost all life on Earth. It's about oxygen. To understand how it was, let's conduct a small experiment," said Khaidarov.

"Here we see gas bubbles starting to form. It's nothing but oxygen. We will add burning phosphorus there," said Andrey Dorokhov, Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Technical Sciences.

Oxygen combined with phosphorus burns all the microorganisms in the flask.

"As soon as oxygen began to be released into the atmosphere, all the microorganisms living there began to instantly oxidize and burn up," the expert explained.

What if the sixth wave of global extinction has already been launched, and humans are the main participants in this process? It just sounds like fiction. The answers are hidden in the details that we are just learning to notice. Take, for example, ordinary salt, without which the planet will instantly turn into a lifeless ice ball.

"If there was no salt, then most likely there would be no life on Earth. The ions that make up the salt play an important role in biological processes," Dorokhov emphasized.

Why does our planet need so much salt? This is another question that the best scientists and experts will be looking for an answer to in one of the series of the documentary-scientific project "What do we know about planet Earth?". It all started with volcanoes. The first pilot version of the program was dedicated to this wild and unexplored force from the depths of the earth.

The new series of the project features the opinions of scientists and shocking predictions that will affect everyone. Viewers of REN TV will be able to see the new scientific investigation of the program "What do we know about planet Earth?" on July 5.

Devoted to Orpheus: "Dear Willy" became the winner of TEFI-2026

The detective story about the secret union of Brezhnev and Willy Brandt was named the best miniseries.

Released on REN TV, the political detective "Dear Willy" won the National Television Award TEFI on June 9. The story of the secret agreement between CPSU Secretary General Leonid Brezhnev and German Chancellor Willy Brandt against the backdrop of the events of the Cold War won the nomination "TV movie or mini-series" lasting up to four episodes.