Recently, the creative park at No. 6 Shanshi East Road ushered in a group of lively and lovely little guests, members from the 3.6 Squadron of the Primary School Affiliated to Shandong Normal University, who gathered here to participate in the "Aerospace Lighting Dream" aerospace knowledge popularization activity.
Under the guidance of the professional and technical personnel of the Shandong Navigator UAV Club, the team members watched a wonderful drone show. Accompanied by the beautiful melody of "My Motherland and Me", 9 drones took off slowly, constantly changing formations and postures, forming a variety of patterns, which caused bursts of exclamation and applause from the team members.
After enjoying the wonderful performance, the team members received a professional and systematic explanation of aerospace and UAV knowledge, and the team members carefully studied the history of human aviation development and the development process of China's manned space program and its historical significance. From the earliest aerospace hero of the Ming Dynasty - Wan Hu, to the famous aerospace "hero dog" of the former Soviet Union - Laika, to the history of human aerospace exploration, to the brilliant achievements of the mainland's aerospace industry, the team members listened with relish and were also shocked.
In the last part of the activity, under the guidance of professional and technical personnel, the team members made their own "space" aircraft. Everyone was enthusiastic and devoted, and the hand-made aircraft gave them a special sense of achievement.
Through this activity of the young eagle team, the team members fully understood the historical knowledge of aerospace and the development process of the mainland's aerospace industry, gained knowledge, but also gained hands-on ability, self-confidence, and increased national pride and responsibility. It is believed that this activity will leave a deep impression on their immature minds and bring far-reaching significance to their future life and learning.
Flash News reporter Sun Xilei reports