Moscow students win gold at international astronomy olympiad

Moscow schoolchildren won medals at the Open International Astronomy Olympiad.

Consensus

Moscow school students participated in the Open International Astronomy Olympiad.
The competition involved solving astronomical problems, analyzing observational data, and performing complex physics and math calculations.
Students from 14 countries participated.
Six Moscow students won gold medals.
The Olympiad has been held since 2022 and is conducted in English.
The Olympiad is part of the official Russian team's participation in international science competitions.
The tasks are developed by an academic commission of scientists and educators.
The results were praised by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.
Sobyanin congratulated the students and wished them further success in study and life.

Nicolas Gamynin was recognized as the absolute winner of the Olympiad due to the highest scores in the observational and blitz rounds. — tg_mos_sobyanin
Maxim Zalesky and Yevgeny Motkov achieved the best results in the practical round. — tg_mos_sobyanin
The participants were from 14 countries, and the Olympiad is part of the national project 'Youth and Children' under the 'Everything Best for Children' initiative. — tg_mos_sobyanin
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