NASA's STEM Education office is organizing an interactive live communication session between schoolchildren and the International Space Station in honor of National STEM Day. Participants in the event will include NASA astronaut Anil Menon, currently aboard the station, and science content creator Mark Rober, founder of the ClassCrunchLabs educational foundation. During the communication session, students will be able to ask questions directly to the astronaut, learn about his work in orbit, and discover what daily life is like in microgravity. Organizers note that this format allows science to be brought closer to real life and inspires the younger generation to pursue studies in exact sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The event is part of NASA's large-scale program to promote STEM education among schoolchildren across the country. Such initiatives are designed to show children the practical applications of scientific knowledge and introduce them to careers related to the space industry. The participation of Mark Rober, known for his educational videos and science popularization projects, is expected to increase audience interest in the event and make complex topics more accessible to schoolchildren of different ages.