'Here the Earth' (RTVE) is renewed with augmented reality as the protagonist

A new set with four large screens and compatibility with XR and AR environments accompanies the new stage of 'Here the Earth', magazine of RTVE y Fourteen about the climate, the planet, the promotion of the primary sector and cultural and gastronomic traditions.

Here the Earth premieres on October 29 graphics, logo, soundtrack and set. It will be a space with four screens 18.5 meters long by 3.5 meters high which, as a great novelty, incorporates augmented reality to explain in the most plastic and pedagogical way possible the atmospheric and geographical phenomena of Spain and the world. In this new phase of its career, the format of RTVE It modernizes and opts for live music. The magazine, which will address the last hour of time, will be present wherever inclement weather hits or where there are occasions to celebrate the richness of nature and the primary sector: fishing, livestock and agriculture.

The premiere of new set will be accompanied by a special program on the first anniversary of the dana, which will include a scientific and rigorous explanation created with augmented reality to see what happened at sea that fateful day that triggered the biggest natural disaster of the 21st century in our country. In addition, Quico Taronjí e Isabel Moreno They will move to the most affected places, Paiporta y Font, to tell on the ground what happened and how they are a year later. The program will also analyze whether such a catastrophe could happen again in the future.

Produced by RTVE in collaboration with Fourteen, presented by Jacob Petrus and for Quico Taronjí e Isabel Moreno in its Sunday edition, and directed by Nacho Mostazo, Jacob Petrus and Víctor Otamendi, Here the Earth It has been one of the basic pillars of La 1's programming for more than 11 years.