Approaching Science was launched on 1 June 19981,which is the first large-scale popular science column of CCTV. CCTV Science and Education Channel started broadcasting, and "Approaching Science" entered ten sets, which was broadcast as the main column in the prime time at night. In the past ten years, Approaching Science has produced a large number of high-quality TV science and technology programs, won many awards in various program awards, and been praised by party and state leaders for many times, which has become a banner of TV science popularization in China.
Seven Pa Shuo? Funny and meaningful, there will be topics for discussion in each issue, which will be interpreted by different debaters. It is rational, emotional, humorous, cute and coquettish. After reading, people can think and learn from different angles.
Chai knows to update the popular science video once a week. The creators are all young people, and the video content is popular and humorous.
Popular science animation "Frisbee" is a new video media that uses animation to explain popular current events. His works are well-known and make good use of data. The content is extensive, criticizing the current disadvantages; With distinctive style and concise image, it is recognized as an encyclopedia of online video and is deeply loved.
Challenge Space is the first space-themed variety show in China. It aims to convey and pay tribute to the space spirit. At the same time, it also gives the general public a chance to understand the mysterious space outside the earth and the life of astronauts more intuitively, and drives everyone to pay tribute to the space spirit. The program group truly simulates the environment of the Mars base, allowing people to live in the same environment as artificial intelligence. Just to help volunteers? Perhaps it is to remind everyone that with the continuous progress of science and technology, artificial intelligence is likely to replace traditional labor, which requires everyone to think and study. Where is the value of future human beings?
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