The team of the Radiation Monitoring Laboratory (RML) of SINP MSU is launching a free practicum for high school students. Under the guidance of scientists, participants will work on creating a real small spacecraft destined for orbital launch.
📢 Announcing the start of a unique educational project for students in grades 8-11. We are looking for young enthusiasts ready not just to dream about space but to create it with their own hands. If you want to turn theory into practice and make a real contribution to space research, this project is for you!
Participants of the practicum will become part of the team developing a small spacecraft (CubeSat format). Guided by experienced MSU engineers and scientists, you will go through all stages of a space project:
✔️ Hands-on Development: Direct involvement in designing, assembling, and testing the satellite.
✔️ Hardware Work: Introduction to the basics of space instrumentation, soldering, and programming onboard systems.
✔️ Orbital Control: Learn to work with telemetry and commands for controlling spacecraft.
✔️ Teamwork: Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a real engineering task where teamwork is crucial.
✔️ The key goal of the project is to launch the created satellite into Earth orbit.
🚀 Your work could fly into space!
Practical Information:**
📍 For whom: Students in grades 8-11.
📍 Format: In-person classes.
📍 Location: Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics (SINP MSU).
📍 Time: Fridays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM.
📍 Cost: Free.
The number of spots in the group is strictly limited. We are seeking motivated students ready to learn and work on challenging yet incredibly interesting tasks.
💫 Ready to start your journey to the stars?
📝 Fill out the application via the link and become part of our space team!
🛰️ Application Link - LAUNCH INTO SPACE
📢 Announcing the start of a unique educational project for students in grades 8-11. We are looking for young enthusiasts ready not just to dream about space but to create it with their own hands. If you want to turn theory into practice and make a real contribution to space research, this project is for you!
Participants of the practicum will become part of the team developing a small spacecraft (CubeSat format). Guided by experienced MSU engineers and scientists, you will go through all stages of a space project:
✔️ Hands-on Development: Direct involvement in designing, assembling, and testing the satellite.
✔️ Hardware Work: Introduction to the basics of space instrumentation, soldering, and programming onboard systems.
✔️ Orbital Control: Learn to work with telemetry and commands for controlling spacecraft.
✔️ Teamwork: Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a real engineering task where teamwork is crucial.
✔️ The key goal of the project is to launch the created satellite into Earth orbit.
🚀 Your work could fly into space!
Practical Information:**
📍 For whom: Students in grades 8-11.
📍 Format: In-person classes.
📍 Location: Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics (SINP MSU).
📍 Time: Fridays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM.
📍 Cost: Free.
The number of spots in the group is strictly limited. We are seeking motivated students ready to learn and work on challenging yet incredibly interesting tasks.
💫 Ready to start your journey to the stars?
📝 Fill out the application via the link and become part of our space team!
🛰️ Application Link - LAUNCH INTO SPACE
