Astronomy
WORMHOLES:COSMIC SHORTCUTS
What if you could rocket from Earth, not to the Moon or Mars, but down a wormhole that loops all the way across the vast Milky Way, slashing travel time
Astronomy is the scientific siren call that beckons us to look upwards and explore the cosmos. Its purest form represents humanity’s quest to understand the greater universe we are a part of. It draws a distinct line between itself and astrology; one is a science steeped in rigorous research and empirical evidence, while the other is a form deception that intertwines celestial events with terrestrial destinies. By delving into astronomy, we reach for greatness far above the trivialities of our daily squabbles, connecting with the vastness of the cosmos that puts our worldly concerns into perspective.
In our Astronomy sector, we engage both students and educators with a series of hands-on educational activities designed to spark a lifelong passion for celestial observation. We conduct amateur astronomy workshops that introduce fundamental concepts, complemented by stargazing programs that bring the wonders of the universe to villages and remote locations, free from the glare of city lights. Under the auspices of ISRO‘s Space Tutor initiative, we work to popularize astronomy, enhancing public understanding of space science and highlighting India’s contributions to space exploration. Additionally, our asteroid hunting workshops provide participants with hands-on experience using real astronomical data, offering the thrilling possibility of discovering new celestial bodies. Through these initiatives, we aim to inspire a deep-seated fascination with astronomy, cultivating a broad public appreciation for our place in the cosmos and encouraging a new generation of astronomers.
In partnership with ISRO’s Space Tutor initiative, we strive to democratize space science, enhancing public engagement and knowledge of India’s contributions to space exploration.
We collaborate with educational institutions to conduct asteroid hunting workshops, providing practical experience with real astronomical data. These workshops offer students the thrilling possibility of discovering new celestial bodies.
What if you could rocket from Earth, not to the Moon or Mars, but down a wormhole that loops all the way across the vast Milky Way, slashing travel time
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In the mission to recognize deep space mankind has actually developed progressively effective devices to observe deep space. Completion of this venture is the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) which is
Space debris, also known as space junk, refers to the defunct artificial objects orbiting Earth. These objects include decommissioned satellites, spent rocket stages, and fragments from collisions and explosions.
The search for exoplanets– planets that orbit stars outside our planetary system– has actually quickly developed into one of the most interesting and dynamic fields of astronomy
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