In Russia, a group of children recently explored the world of science and technology in a way they will never forget. Through hands-on exhibits and experiments, they learned about complex laws in a simple and exciting way. They froze objects at -196°C, made cold water boil without fire, measured the strength of their voices, and even lifted a one-pound weight with just one finger. With the help of a skilled guide, what started as fun turned into real understanding, showing that science can be both fascinating and meaningful.

The day ended with unforgettable moments. The children watched in awe as a Tesla coil create music from lightning, and then took part in a colorful chemical show where they mixed materials to see bright and surprising reactions. Their faces lit up with curiosity and wonder as they realized learning could be this magical. Afterward, the group relaxed at a café, where the conversation shifted from experiments to something more personal, each child’s talents and dreams.

When asked, “What do you really enjoy doing when no one is forcing you to?” the children’s answers began hesitantly but grew more confident. Soon they were sharing passions and imagining futures—how their hobbies might connect to college, professions, and purpose. For many, it was the first time they looked at their interests as something that could shape their lives.

Moments like these remind us why every outing and masterclass matters. Each trip helps children see new possibilities, meet inspiring adults, and believe that their dreams are worth pursuing. We are grateful for those who make these experiences possible in Russia, giving young minds the chance to explore not just science, but their own potential.