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1.BBC Ganges

With a huge production cost, the BBC introduces one of the extraordinary rivers in the world - the Ganges in this series. Follow the filming team up the mountains and into the sea to learn about the interrelationship between the Ganges and all things in India. Embark on a magnificent journey, where top-notch photographers capture the majestic scenery of the Ganges and stunning and passionate wildlife scenes. From flowing water to crossing banks, these three films reflect the entire basin and its many headwaters and tributaries. Experience the vivid beauty of the Himalayas, the rich wilderness of the Sundarbans, and experience the true picture of wild passion, those little-known animals, as big as tigers, elephants, rhinoceros, as small as the tiniest wild boar. Stunning architectural wonders including the Taj Mahal and Shah Jahanabad, and ancient holy cities including Haridwar, Allahabad, Varanasi, Patna, Vikramushrana and Guanhua, The breathtaking scenery combined with the richness of contemporary Indian culture is nothing short of awe-inspiring.

　2.BBC Horizon: Supermassive Black Holes

In the past decade, astronomers have confirmed an amazing fact. There is a gap between supermassive black holes and their host galaxies. Proportional relationship. The greater the mass of the black hole, the greater the mass of the spherical structure of the galaxy (which may be the entire elliptical galaxy, or the central bulge of the spiral galaxy). This M-sigma relationship revealed to astronomers that the evolution of galaxies and their supermassive black holes are closely linked. Until recently, this relationship has only been applied to large and medium-sized galaxies, and the supermassive black holes that astronomers have discovered are located at the centers of those galaxies. But in a paper to be published in the June 10, 2006 issue of Astrophysical Journal Letters, Laura Ferrarese (Herzberg Institute for Astrophysics, Canada) and Eleven colleagues claimed that this relationship can be extended to extremely low-mass galaxies, but the form needs some modifications

3. BBC Active Planet

From the Himalayas Towering mountains, the ice-covered wastelands of the polar regions, and the sands of the Sahara to Kara deserts, these natural environments are as surprising as the creatures that inhabit them. In the show, David Attenborough will take us to explore coniferous forests, tropical forests and the sides of ash-covered volcanoes to get in touch with a variety of different and complex life forms. On the earth we live on, snow leopards, emperor penguins, and flying snakes are just a few of the many incredible creatures in nature. No matter they are in the stormy waves, the clear streams in the mountains, the muddy, icy wind and snow world near the Amazon River Basin, or even in the cities built by humans, they can still show their vitality everywhere. In the second half of the program, David will lead us to see parrots that appear at night, slithering squirrels, and unicorns in the sea. At the same time, we will also see how some places that took millions of years to evolve have been polluted and destroyed by humans, telling us why we need to urgently change our lifestyle.

4.BBC Bermuda Delta Mystery

The enigmatic Bermuda Delta is ready for a thorough search. When exploring the mysterious disappearances of countless ships and planes, rely on science to find the most reasonable explanation.

5.BBC Wild Caribbean

From parrots and shipwrecks to sharks and sparkling coral reefs, the Caribbean is a spectacular spectacle of sun, sand and warm blue sea. However, behind this tranquil beauty, it is the constant occurrence of hurricanes and volcanic eruptions that shape the region's stunning landscape. The film takes us from the West Indies to Cuba, Puerto Rico and the coast of Central America, exploring the region's boiling lakes, dense jungles, desert deserts, limestone caves, stunning coral reefs and an array of unexpected wildlife. The trip included some pretty amazing sightings, including pods of great flamingos, red rings, spotted dolphins, a huge army of crabs and a terrifying shipwreck inhabited by barracudas and goldfish. In addition, while exploring the magnificent barrier reefs of the Americas, we also witnessed more surprises: baby crocodiles hiding in remote coral atolls; great-winged whales courting mates with their beautiful songs; thimble jellyfish, false killer whales, orcas and The sharks come together in a feeding frenzy.

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6. BBC Interstellar Odyssey

A long-term The ultimate six-year space journey breaks through the limits of human physiology and psychology, challenges radiation, heat energy, air pressure, and fatal blows from solar storms. Five astronauts embark on an adventurous exploration on the edge of life and death... Imagine going from the volcanic planet Venus Set off into ultra-hot lava fields, get swallowed up by a giant tornado on Mars, or try to burrow into the loose surface of a comet. "Interstellar Odyssey" tells the fascinating story of human exploration in the solar system. Experience the thrills and wonders of this ultimate human adventure. Five astronauts embark on this amazing and daunting journey. Their mission is to land and explore the most extreme bodies in the solar system. Intense and thrilling scenes deliver incredible spectacle as the astronauts are pushed to their physical and psychological limits on this ultimate journey.

7.BBC Diving Shark Volcano

In the boring outer sea, there is an island that attracts colorful life like a magnet - it is Cocos Island. Rising upward from the abyssal plain, this submarine volcano nourishes the surrounding waters with its rich nutrients, attracting an astonishing number of creatures. With so many potential foods, this crystal clear water is a paradise for sharks. Cocos Island has become "Shark Island" - here, the shark is king and there are no pretenders.

This program will dive to new depths and witness how greedy the gobbling sharks are.