11-Year-Old Chinese Prodigy Writes 600 Lines of Code to Build a Rocket
Yan Hongsen, an 11-year-old from Zhejiang, China, became an online sensation for building a rocket after writing 600 lines of code. His homemade rocket crashed due to a parachute malfunction, but he remains determined. Yan documents his journey on social media, gaining over four hundred forty thousand followers and global attention.
Yan Hongsen, an 11-year-old boy from Zhejiang, China, has gained online fame for building a rocket after writing 600 lines of code.
Inspired by the Long March-2 liftoff at age four, Yan has studied physics and chemistry online.
He spent 10 months constructing his homemade solid-fuel rocket, 'Sen Xing,' which he launched in June 2023.
Although the rocket crashed due to a parachute malfunction, Yan calmly analyzed the failure.
Yan's ultimate ambition is to build a real rocket for China.
His efforts have garnered over 440,000 followers on social media, and his parents fully support his dreams, converting their living room into a research studio.
The young talent has caught the attention of educators and tech enthusiasts globally.
Inspired by the Long March-2 liftoff at age four, Yan has studied physics and chemistry online.
He spent 10 months constructing his homemade solid-fuel rocket, 'Sen Xing,' which he launched in June 2023.
Although the rocket crashed due to a parachute malfunction, Yan calmly analyzed the failure.
Yan's ultimate ambition is to build a real rocket for China.
His efforts have garnered over 440,000 followers on social media, and his parents fully support his dreams, converting their living room into a research studio.
The young talent has caught the attention of educators and tech enthusiasts globally.
