新华社北京8月21日电（记者阳娜）21日，北京市人民政府新闻办公室举行新闻发布会，宣布将于9月份开展北京首个全国科普月活动。活动 以"科技改变生活，创新赢得未来"为主题，将在北京组织开展近3000场形式多样、内容丰富的科普活动，旨在打造一场全民参与、全域覆盖、 全月精彩的科普宣传盛宴。 为加强国际国内科普交流，北京市全国科普月活动还将举办欧亚国际量子科学合作与科普交流系列活动、北京中外科技馆馆长对话会、北京国 际科学传播交流周等活动。同时将加强京津冀与长三角、大湾区等区域互动交流，推动优质科普资源共建共享。 北京市全国科普月活动将聚焦青少年、农民、产业工人、老年人、领导干部和公务员五类重点人群，实施五项科学素质提升行动、推动科技资 源科普化等六大重点工程，集中展示"十四五"期间北京围绕建设国际科技创新中心取得的重大科技成果、顶尖科研团队风采、科技创新与科学 普及新模式，广泛开展群众性科学文化活动，助力全民科学素质持续提升。 图为8月21日，2025北京市全国科普月活动新闻发布会现场。新华社记者 阳娜 摄 北京市各学协会、企业、高校院所科协、科技馆之城成员单位等将联合推出北京社会科学普及周、"科创科普·大家说" ...

Group 1 - The core event of the "2025 National Science Popularization Month" will be the 15th Beijing Science Carnival held in Pinggu District, featuring a science tourism map with themes like "Agricultural High Technology," "Logistics Big Flow," and "Leisure New Fashion" [1] - The event will showcase six major thematic areas: "Smart Planet," "Diligent Planet," "Delicious Planet," "Beautiful Planet," "Cute Baby Planet," and "Green Planet," focusing on cutting-edge technology, modern agriculture, food science, horticulture, pet economy, and ecological protection [1] - Various activities have been initiated in Pinggu District, including the "Science Wing Lecture," Citizen Science Quality Competition, Beijing-Pinggu Logistics Science Month, Science Culture Tour, and Science Caravan Exhibition [1] Group 2 - Pinggu District is collaborating with China Agricultural University to build an insect museum, which will serve as a national hub for science education, talent training, academic research, science communication, and achievement transformation [2] - The insect museum will adopt a "one core, multiple points, one insect, multiple forms" development model, integrating with local initiatives like "one town, one flower garden" and "one town, one pet park" to create multiple insect-themed parks [2] - Proposed attractions include Firefly Valley, Chirping Insect Valley, Bee Valley, and Butterfly Garden, aimed at providing citizens with enriched science and leisure experiences [2]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Guangdong Province Science Popularization Explanation Competition aims to ignite public enthusiasm for science and contribute to the vision of building a strong technological nation through high-level science communication platforms [3][8][10]. Group 1: Event Overview - The competition is organized by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Science and Technology, the Guangdong Provincial Department of Education, and the Guangdong Provincial Association for Science and Technology [2][3]. - It will take place at the Guangdong Science Center and is considered an annual highlight in the field of science popularization in the province [3][4]. - The event has evolved over six years into a flagship benchmark for science popularization in Guangdong, attracting participation from science enthusiasts and professionals across the province [8][9]. Group 2: Participation and Engagement - Since its launch in May, the competition has garnered significant attention, with over 114 selection rounds organized across various cities, including Guangzhou and Zhongshan, involving more than 5,000 participants [10]. - The competition has reached an audience of nearly 1.8 million people, stimulating both online and offline engagement in science popularization [11]. Group 3: Competition Structure - The competition features two tracks: an "Adult Group" and a "Middle and Primary School Students Group," with both semi-finals and finals [19][20]. - The semi-finals require participants to present self-chosen topics, while the finals for the adult group include personal showcases and Q&A sessions with judges [19][20]. - The event will be conducted in a hybrid format, allowing audiences to watch online through various platforms, including WeChat and Douyin, and participate in voting for their favorite contestants [21][22].

Core Insights - The animated series "Ling Cage," recognized as the "first IP of Chinese sci-fi," has achieved over 300 million views for its second season and surpassed 1 billion views for the entire series [1][3] - The creative team of "Ling Cage" is actively exploring the intersection of science and sci-fi by collaborating with the Chinese Academy of Sciences [1][3] Group 1 - The team visited the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology to observe dinosaur fossils under the guidance of geologist and paleontologist Wang Xiaolin [3] - Experts engaged in discussions about the core settings of "Ling Cage," addressing questions about the evolutionary origins of fictional species and extreme ecological periods in Earth's history [3] - Academician Zhou Zhonghe emphasized the social value of scientifically rigorous sci-fi works beyond their entertainment attributes [3] Group 2 - Liu Jun, a paleontologist and deputy director of the institute, acknowledged the importance of sci-fi works in popular science education and expressed willingness for broader collaboration with the "Ling Cage" team [3] - The "Ling Cage" team plans to incorporate publicly available scientific designs and research findings into their animation, aiming to infuse hard science elements into the narrative and present cutting-edge Chinese research in a more engaging manner [3]

Group 1 - The dialogue between Zhang Chaoyang and David Tong covers the evolution of physics from classical mechanics to quantum mechanics and field theory, emphasizing the importance of mathematical rigor in understanding physical laws [1][2][3] - The discussion highlights significant milestones in physics, including Newton's laws, Einstein's theories, and the development of quantum mechanics, showcasing how these theories have transformed our understanding of the universe [2][16][19] - The conversation also touches on the role of fluid dynamics in physics, particularly in understanding complex phenomena such as the behavior of quark-gluon plasma and its implications for the universe [8][12][13] Group 2 - The importance of scientific communication and public education is emphasized, with a belief that rigorous mathematics should not be avoided in popular science [35][41] - The potential of AI in assisting physicists is discussed, highlighting its role in solving complex equations and aiding research, while also acknowledging the irreplaceable value of human interaction in education [10][11][38] - The dialogue concludes with reflections on the future of scientific dissemination, suggesting that the next generation of scientists should embrace the challenge of making complex theories accessible without oversimplifying the underlying mathematics [36][40][41]

Group 1 - The 2025 National Science Popularization Short Video Competition has been officially launched, aiming to stimulate public interest in science and enhance overall scientific literacy [1][2] - The competition is themed "Promote Scientific Spirit, Shoulder the Mission of a Strong Nation," focusing on "Science Popularization for the People" and utilizing a "cross-regional collaboration" model [1][2] - The competition is open to the public, with two main categories: the main competition for individuals or teams aged 18 and above, and a youth competition for those under 18 [1][2] Group 2 - Participants are encouraged to create works that address public concerns, focusing on topics such as technology for people's livelihoods, health, food safety, and low-carbon living [2] - Cash prizes are available, with winners receiving up to 2000 yuan and opportunities for direct interaction with experts in the field [2] - The submission period for entries is from June 28, 2025, to September 28, 2025, with specific guidelines for submitting entries [2]

Group 1 - The core event of the National Science Workers' Day on May 30 focuses on promoting the spirit of scientists and includes a main event organized by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) [1] - The series of activities will feature six major segments aimed at creating a strong social impact and support for the development of science and technology [1] - Activities include the launch of the "Navigating Plan" for youth science talent training and various performances to promote scientific achievements [1][2] Group 2 - A wide range of practical activities will be conducted, including technology volunteer services and training sessions organized by various national societies [2] - The initiative will also support rural revitalization efforts by leveraging experienced technology workers to assist in local development [2] - Public engagement will be enhanced through a series of science communication events, including open days and themed educational activities [2] Group 3 - A 240-hour online campaign titled "240H·The Scientific Answer of the Era" will showcase the spirit of scientists through various video content [3] - The campaign will include live broadcasts to highlight the innovative wisdom and dedication of Chinese science workers [3] - A dedicated webpage will be launched to gather and display over 3,000 unique activities related to the National Science Workers' Day [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of public science education and its role in bridging the gap between scientific research institutions and the general public, particularly through immersive experiences [1][2][3] - The 21st Public Science Day organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences featured nearly 400 open research sites and activities, attracting over 6,000 participants, showcasing the growing engagement in science communication [1][2] - The inclusion of artificial intelligence-themed activities highlights the increasing public interest in advanced technologies and the efforts to make scientific concepts more accessible [1][2] Group 2 - The article discusses the significance of science popularization as a foundational element for innovation, stating that understanding and loving science can stimulate societal innovation [3][4] - It emphasizes the role of research institutions in transforming scientific achievements into understandable knowledge, thereby enhancing public scientific literacy and fostering a culture of innovation [3][4] - The need for a comprehensive and multi-layered science popularization system is highlighted, calling for increased government support and collaboration among various societal entities to enhance science communication efforts [4]