Research of Siberian scientists will be showcased in the "Journey Across Russia" project
Guests of
the large-scale project "Journey Across Russia," which will kick off
at the National Centre RUSSIA on March 1, will learn about the developments and
discoveries of Siberian scientists. A dedicated area within the exposition will
be devoted to the Siberian Federal District, showcasing the natural beauty,
economic achievements, and future plans of the region.
Special
attention will be given to the advancement of science, including one of the
district's main achievements — the Baikal Neutrino Telescope (Baikal-GVD). This
experimental complex helps physicists study natural streams of neutrinos. The
telescope operates at a depth of 1,300 meters in Lake Baikal, with the aim of
distinguishing neutrino particles from other particles. Particles arriving from
distant space contain crucial information for the future of science and allow
for understanding the mechanisms of galaxy formation and other cosmic objects. And
this is just a small part of what the Siberian Federal District will use to
amaze visitors at the National Centre RUSSIA.
Modernising existing facilities and launching new production sites are among the key priorities of the Government of the Republic of Karelia.
A pre-premiere screening of the film "Krasavitsa" ("Beauty") was held at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The educational project is aimed at strengthening unity, interethnic harmony, and mutual understanding among the peoples of Russia.
