Over 500 years ago, in the heart of Europe, a man from Poland dared to challenge the entire world’s understanding of the universe.

Mikołaj Kopernik — known internationally as Nicolaus Copernicus — placed the sun, not the Earth, at the center of our solar system. In doing so, he didn’t just “move the Earth”; he moved all of humanity forward.

His heliocentric theory forever changed science, philosophy, and how we see ourselves in the universe.

Today, standing beneath the statue of Copernicus in Warsaw — a city shaped by courage, resilience, and innovation — we are reminded of a timeless truth:

“To move forward, you must dare to move the impossible.”

It is here, in Warsaw, Poland, that a new revolution is beginning.

A revolution not of planets, but of people.

A Replay Revolution.

A BroadcastStrong Revolution.

At the University of Television, we are not just talking about replays.

We are making people aware of the power of replays.

We are giving them opportunities.

We are giving them skills.

We are helping them build careers in live broadcasting, sports production, and the media industry worldwide.

We are not handing out fish.

We are teaching the skills to fish.

We are building a new generation of operators, engineers, and leaders for the future of broadcasting.

Just as Copernicus reimagined the universe, we are reimagining the role of replay — placing it at the center of production, creativity, and innovation.

We believe in knowledge.

We believe in strength.

We believe in moving the impossible.

We are not just honoring history.

We are creating it.

And it all starts here — together.

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