MOSCOW, October 4 The Museum of Cosmonautics in Moscow offers schoolchildren individual training programs to improve their physical abilities to the level of astronauts, said Vyacheslav Klimentov, deputy director of the museum for scientific work. .
«Lessons in the museum, a school day in the museum, we love all this very much, we organize it, there is a very large flow of schoolchildren, and the subject is actually taught there. For example, it is clear that we have physics, mathematics, literature, but, for example, we have a lesson developed, and it is very popular, in physical education,” Klimentov said at a press conference at the Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency.
He clarified that in this case “no one is jumping in bags or running around the museum.” Museum staff compare the results shown by schoolchildren with the requirements that were presented to the first cosmonaut corps, and are also presented to those wishing to join the cosmonaut corps now.
After this, an individual study program is selected for the student, so that he can come back in a year and pass the standards again, and one of the real cosmonauts will give him a test, said Klimentov.