A movie made a Japanese girl scientist at very young age

Something can be encouraged from anywhere in life. As a movie made a Japanese girl a scientist at a very young age, you would be surprised to know that, but this is true. This girl's name is Amber Yang.

Young school books were read and read. They wanted to do something new that would benefit the world, which are different from others.

One day she was watching Hollywood film 'Greetie' at her home. This movie shows how an international space station crash is destroyed.

After seeing the movie, Amber Young came to a question that we send satellite satellites, research engines, rockets and spacecraft into space, which can be similar to accidents and as a result, where does it go to all the mosques Is?

So after this idea, Amber Yang decided that he would try to find a way that would help with the help of the debris in the space that would not cause danger to humans coming to the next space.

Amber Yang says, 'I have got very strong results at very young age.' I hope my life will be encouraged to make this world a better place. '

He said that there is a lot of rubble in the space that is destroyed in space, which is roaming around the ground. In such a case, if a new satellite ticker gets into the debris, not only will the billions of billions be damaged, but the investigation plans will be incomplete.

According to Yang's research, currently around five million pieces of similar satellites around the earth are roaming. Yang is trying to know which type of piece is old.

He said that they are trying to understand the pattern rotating around the earth.

They hope that due to their efforts, preventing satellite and spacecraft from being blocked will help in future.

Young believes that education is not only the name of math or scientific study but also important for creative work. They think new music can be filled through music and art.