< p> The country needs projects that can make people interested in the space theme, says pilot-cosmonaut, Hero of Russia Roman Romanenko. & nbsp;
Educational projects “ Cosmic universal education '' started in the Russian Federation. and the Chief Space Officer initiated by the Arcturus Space Technology Center Federal Research Institute “ Spetsvuzavtomatika ''. The projects were presented to the VI EEF.
“ It would be great to go back to the days when every kid dreamed of being an astronaut, and & nbsp; adults followed closely the news of events in space, & # 39; Roman Romanenko shared.
He noted that 'Cosmic Universal Education' is an opportunity for everyone, regardless of age, to 'pull up' ' your knowledge on the subject of space. 'Chef Space Officer' educational course addressed to a smaller group of listeners. This is an additional professional training program for specialists in the field of digitization and technology.
“ Our country now needs projects that can restore the interest of citizens in the space theme, immerse participants in research. After all, the space technology industry & ndash; the most progressive, at the forefront of all other spheres: electronics, industry, digital systems, “says Hero of Russia. & nbsp;
Each participant in “Cosmic Universal Education” will have to answer 10 questions of varying degrees of difficulty. After testing, participants will receive a certificate in PDF format, and those who excel will be entitled to bonuses, including free Chief Space Officer training. Its passage involves the issuance of an advanced training certificate of the established model.
Environmentalist and writer Anatoly Batashev shared his impressions of passing the interactive test: “ I tested my knowledge of space '' scored 18 out of 23 possible points. & # 39; & # 39;
He said the questions included knowledge in history, physics, chemistry, astronomy and other disciplines. “ It should be noted that you can take the test an unlimited number of times, but each time you get different questions by random selection. This helps to better cover the huge and fascinating theme of space, '' Batashev said.