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SDG 4. SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION: A JOURNEY OF FUTURE PHYSICISTS INTO THE WORLD OF STARS
A unique educational excursion was organized for the students of the Faculty of Pre-University Education at the Department of Pre-University Training to broaden their scientific outlook. Physics-oriented groups visited the observatory of the V.G. Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute, where they had the opportunity to personally experience the depth and appeal of the natural sciences.During the scientific and educational excursion, participants learned in detail about the institute’s activities and received valuable information on current research in astronomy, astrophysics, meteorology, and the study of cosmic phenomena. It was emphasized that the scientific projects carried out at the institute are of great significance not only for our country but also for the global scientific community.Throughout the visit, the students observed various types of telescopes and high-tech equipment designed for observing stars, planets, and other celestial objects. The observatory staff explained the principles of operation of these instruments and demonstrated how real scientific measurements are conducted. This experience clearly showed the students that science relies not only on theoretical knowledge but also on practical research and systematic observation.For the participants, the opportunity to witness the mysteries of the starry sky with their own eyes and to learn about the daily work of scientists became a powerful motivator, strengthening their interest in their future profession and scientific pursuits. The impressions they gained serve as an important reference point for their further professional development.The excursion fully aligns with one of the Sustainable Development Goals —SDG 4: Quality Education, as it promotes scientific literacy among young people, provides access to knowledge, and creates opportunities to study science through hands-on experience. Immersion in the world of science in real-world conditions is an essential component of quality education.The trip to the V.G. Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute not only broadened the horizons of future physicists but also became a valuable experience that positively influenced their professional formation. Such educational activities play an important role in engaging young people in science, increasing the country’s scientific potential, and preparing innovative and highly qualified specialists.