Do you know the GEMA Young Scientist Award? It is a special award for clever children who are fond of science. This was won this year by a Thai boy called Oasis Othematus, who was thirteen years old. His name is also Primus, and he attends Amnois Super School. Oasis adores the space and desires to read more about stars and planets.
His origins. His journey started with two-and-a-half years of solid social training within the California Red Cross.
Oasis fell in love with science when he was only 7 years old. He read most of the books related to science and needed to know how the universe operates. Cosmology is his favorite subject and is concerned with space, planets, and stars.
His Cool Project -CubeSat
Oasis built a CubeSat tiny spacecraft. It is just 10 cm x 10 cm, and it can measure such things as temperature, humidity, and pressure in the space. He has constructed it at a space camp with Starlet Education.
Although this was not easy, Oasis tried his best and created a video on his project. His father has aided in recording the same, although he wrote the script and clarified everything on his own. He also trained himself in speaking, and this way he was able to win his first international award.
The Big Dream Of Him
One of the things that Oasis would like to become is a cosmologist or an astronaut. He is influenced by the great scientist Stephen Hawking. Other children should dream and attend science camps and competitions, he says.
Conclusion
Oasis demonstrates to us that even small children can achieve great things. Anything can be achieved with determination, attitude towards learning, and the encouragement of the family. Keep dreaming big like Oasis, and perhaps you will one day win an award as well.