More than 300 passionate minds gathered at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for an inspiring space Q&A session with Chinese astronauts aboard the China Space Station. Dubbed the "Tiangong Classroom," the event was co-hosted by the China Manned Space Agency, the Chinese Embassy in Hungary, and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and it truly set the stage for a dynamic dive into space science and innovation.
The session featured live interactions and cool pre-recorded segments where crew members Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie answered thoughtful questions submitted by students from over 100 schools. From zero-gravity experiments to questions on microgravity effects and even inquiries about strength-training equipment in space, the chat was as diverse as it was exciting 🚀.
Youthful enthusiasm shined through with inspiring voices like 16-year-old Tamas Pinter Keresztes—founder of Hungary's first high school rocket development group—and 15-year-old Sara Lovati, who is eager to explore astrophysics. Their curiosity and innovative questions underscored the event’s power to ignite scientific passion in the next generation.
This vibrant exchange not only spotlights China’s leadership in space research but also exemplifies global cooperation in pushing the limits of science. With the crew on a six-month mission launched on April 24, events like these fuel big dreams and a collaborative spirit that resonates with tech-savvy, curious young people everywhere 🌟.
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