Kazakh college students will present their project at the NASA Space Apps Challenge
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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On November 19, the global stage of the NASA SPACE APPS CHALLENGE-2024 will take place. Representing Kazakhstan are Pavlodar students Roman Ustimenko, Zhan Beisekeev, and student Igor Martyniuk with their project featuring a 3D website and a model of the solar system. Out of 8,715 teams from 152 countries, they have become global nominees. The jury selected 940 teams, two of which are from Kazakhstan. NASA experts will determine the finalists.
The global stage of the SPACE APPS CHALLENGE-2024 judging will take place on November 19.
Representing Kazakhstan will be Pavlodar students from the College of Information Technology, Roman Ustimenko and Zhan Beisekeev, as well as Igor Martyniuk, a student at the Akhmet Baitursynov School.
The team developed a 3D website and designed a model of the solar system. As a result of the regional stage, they became global nominees of the NASA SPACE APPS CHALLENGE-2024 space applications competition among 8,715 teams from 152 countries around the world.
Now, the projects of the nominees will be reviewed by a team of expert judges from NASA and partner space agencies, who will determine the global finalists.
From 8,700 teams worldwide, the jury selected only 940, two of which are from Kazakhstan.
Source: QR Oqu-ağartu ministrlıgı / Ministry of Education and Science
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