Hanwha Completes 3rd Cohort of Space Talent Development Program 'Ujuui Joyakdol'

Son Jaeil: "Continuous Nurturing of Space Talent"

Hanwha announced on the 13th that it held the 3rd performance presentation and graduation ceremony for the space gifted education program 'Pebbles of the Universe' on the 11th at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon.

On the 11th, at the KAIST Academic and Cultural Center in Daejeon, participants of the third session of Pebbles in Space, along with space-related experts from the Space Agency and Korea Aerospace Research Institute, are taking a group photo during the performance presentation and completion ceremony. Photo by Hanwha Aerospace

'Pebbles of the Universe' is a Korean version of NASA's space school, operated by the space business consortium 'Space Hub' created by Hanwha Aerospace along with affiliates such as Hanwha Systems and Satrec Initiative, in collaboration with KAIST's Department of Aerospace Engineering. It is an experiential education program where students independently carry out all processes from selecting research topics to completion.

The 3rd cohort of students presented the research results of their projects conducted during the education period from July to December last year, under the theme 'Space Technology for the Future of Earth.' All graduates receive a certificate of completion from the KAIST president, along with follow-up educational opportunities such as NASA visits and courses at the KAIST Gifted Education Center.

Son Jae-il, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace, said, "We will support students who have interest and abilities in the space field to develop their potential, and prepare for the space era through continuous discovery and nurturing of space talents."

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