The project "What do we know about planet Earth?" He will tell you about the sixth great extinction.

Up to 100 species of animals and plants disappear on Earth every day, and humanity is already on the verge of the sixth mass extinction. Also, a series of devastating earthquakes and other natural disasters has once again proved that humanity knows little about the planet. The REN TV project "What do we Know about Planet Earth?" helps to see how the world has changed over billions of years and learn its secrets. with the project's host, People's Artist of Russia Alexei Guskov.

For the popular actor, the new project is also a way to immerse himself in an unknown world called planet Earth. The pilot release of the program created by NMH DOK was released at the end of last year and revealed the main secrets of volcanoes.

"I starred in a musical film, and (People's Artist of the USSR. Yuri Abramovich Bashmet took part there, and we just made an announcement, and he appeared in front of the frame and said to me, "Well, what happened to volcanoes?" I say, "It didn't happen to me, it happened to the Earth." He says, "I love these shows, I'll watch them." I think this is the most obvious interest in the project," Guskov said.

In each episode and frame of the project, the ancient past, present and future are intertwined.

At the same time, such a journey through time and space would be impossible without modern technology. In the program "What do we know about planet Earth?" artificial intelligence (AI) plunges into history. Neural networks can send you back 4 billion years, to the very beginning of the origin of life, and they can also sink you to the bottom of ancient oceans and recreate evolution. AI will also help to see the Earth from a new angle and understand how the planet has changed over billions of years and when it has remained "on the verge" of death.

The country's best scientists will tell you why life on the planet almost ceased to exist and when humanity is waiting for the sixth great extinction. Every day, up to 100 species of plants and animals die on Earth. This is in 1 thousand. It exceeds the natural decrease by several times. At this rate, scientists predict global extinction by 2100. And the man is to blame for everything.

"This is the drainage of swamps, deforestation and, of course, environmental pollution, including carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, resulting in warming and climate change," said Andrey Dorokhov, Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Technical Sciences.

AI is currently involved in the study of climate change, but the method is at an early stage of application.

"This is a whole cluster of vortices, which can be seen by the temperature of the upper cloud cover. Artificial intelligence is needed here to discover, and then we ourselves already. There are more whirlwinds precisely because the weather is getting more nervous. There is more energy in the atmosphere," explained the head of the Laboratory of Machine Learning in Earth Sciences at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) Mikhail Krinitsky.

The answers to many questions are in the program "What do we know about planet Earth?" The first episode of the project will be released on REN TV on July 5.

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