According to TapTechNews on June 1, TapTechNews learned from China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation that on May 30, the Aerodynamic and Future Flight Popular Science Laboratory was officially inaugurated at the China Science and Technology Museum, which was also the eighth 'National Day for Science and Technology Workers'. It is known that this laboratory will be dedicated to promoting popular science education in aerodynamics and special aircraft, and inspiring the enthusiasm of the general public, especially teenagers, for exploring the technical basis and principles behind the great tools of a major aerospace country.
The popular science laboratory will build a high-tech digital popular science simulation platform to display the design of future new concept aircraft, numerical simulation of aerodynamics and performance evaluation, and dynamic flow fields; develop related theme exhibition exhibits around the fields of aerodynamics and future aircraft, and simultaneously build a popular science display platform for high-tech facilities and equipment to display scientific and technological objects in the field of aerodynamics and unmanned aerial vehicles; develop a series of interactive science education courses and research practice activities with related themes.
In addition, science and technology workers will also go into science and technology museums and schools to carry out science and technology volunteer services with what they have learned and researched, so that the general public, especially teenagers, can understand and master aerospace knowledge in practice and truly achieve comprehensive learning from 'theory to practice'.