Start of Planet Sentinel 2024-2025
"Duty on the Planet" announces the beginning of applications from school and college students of 14-17 years old for competitions of the season 2024-2025, the winners of which will go free of charge to the superfinal - Space shift "Duty on the Planet 2025" in one of the regions of Russia.
Applications for participation in the competitions are accepted on the website http://spacecontest.ru/go through October 31, 2024.
The following areas are announced this year:
- Space robotics - rovers
- Orbit - Space Pi: Space Systems and Satellite Control Applications
- Space Automated Object Identification and Artificial Intelligence
- Operational satellite monitoring
- Manned cosmonautics. Samara University
- Digital forester
- Terra Notum
The organizers of the space shift "Duty on the Planet" are the Innovation Promotion Foundation, Roscosmos State Corporation, Talent and Success Foundation, Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology.
The contests are supported by high-tech companies Lorette, Volt Brothers (VoltBro), Education of the Future, Space Technologies and Services Center LLC, Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P. Korolev, St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Lomonosov Moscow State University Research Institute of Mechanics, Space-π scientific and educational project, National Research University Higher School of Economics.
By inviting you to participate in the competitions, we expect that solving real-life problems will help you to immerse yourself in the most advanced techniques of engineering and space technologies and apply your knowledge of physics, mathematics and other school subjects in project activities.
Program participants will be able to get additional points for "individual achievements" at various stages of competitions from the partners of the "Planet Duty" program - leading Russian universities.
In the final event - Space shift "Duty on the Planet" - on the basis of one of the all-Russian educational centers will take part 130 schoolchildren, who will be formed into teams that will implement space projects under the guidance of space industry experts.