Deep Space Dreams: Earth to Outer Space
When a Satellite in space sends out a signal, does anyone hear it? Yes! The NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN) is our ears to the universe. It’s the world’s largest and […]
Our Artificial Intelligence-based Asteroid Collision Risk Prediction project @ FutureWorld 2018, Toronto
The FutureWorld event was held in Toronto on 9 June 2018. The theme of the event was: The rise of robots, artificial intelligence, and smart machines. The event explored how machine […]
Thank you @MakerExpo 2018: The Maker Journey Continues!
The MakerExpo held over 2 days from 2-3 June 2018 in Kitchener ended successfully. We participated in this event for the first time and we enjoyed it very much. It […]
Exhibits, Demos, Talks, and Battle Bots @MakerExpo Canada, 2-3 June 2018
The HotPopRobot team (Artash -12 years, Arushi – 8 years, and Vikas) will be participating in the Maker Expo in Kitchener, Ontario on 2-3 June 2018. Maker Expo is a diverse […]
Research Balloon Mission-4 (Cubes in Space) Approved: Space Radiation, CubeSats and Commerical Off-The-Shelf Technologies (COTS)
Artash Nath, Grade 6 I am excited that my project proposal to study the impact of Space Radiation on electronic components for the CubeSats has been accepted to fly into […]
Science Outreach @University of Toronto, Science Rendezvous 2018
On 12 May 2018, HotPopRobot team set up their stall on St. George Street, Toronto as a part of the Science Rendezvous 2018 event organised by the University of Toronto. […]
Learnings from The Knowledge Society (TKS) Summit 2018, Toronto (and how I plan to apply them to Space and Robotics)
Artash Nath I was very excited to be selected as a participant for The Knowledge Society Summit (TKS) held in Toronto on 12 May 2018. And I was prepared well […]
Artificial Intelligence and Cosmic Simulations: Learnings from public lectures at the Perimeter Insititute and the University of Toronto
It was a wonderful week for us – learning about data science, computer simulations, and use of artificial intelligence in Astronomy. We have been creating space projects and undertaking science outreach events […]
“We Progress when we keeping asking Why” @ Science March Toronto 2018, Nathan Philips Square
Artash and Arushi along with their dad participated in the Science March Toronto 2018 for the second time. Artash was a featured speaker in this year’s march. Click here to watch […]
Featured Speaker @ Science March Toronto 2018
The inaugural March for Science happened in 2017. It was a series of rallies and marches held in Washington, D.C., and more than 600 other cities across the world on […]
Hi-Py @Toronto Science Fair 2018
The 2018 Toronto Science Fair was held on 25 May at the University of Toronto, Scarborough. There were hundreds of school children participating in the same with very creative and […]
How I Learnt that M-51 Galaxy is Interacting with NGC 5195 Galaxy using Computer Vision and Python
Artash Nath I am a Grade 6 student and a member of Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) – Toronto. One of the best parts of being a Member is that […]
Jury Member @ Toronto Kids International Film Festival (TIFF)
See TIFF Press Release of the Winning Movies Arushi has been selected as one of the jury member of the Toronto Kids International Film Festival taking place at the […]
Space-REX: Predict Risk Index of Asteroid Collision using A.I and display the Data Musically in 10 Steps and 40 hours!
It was a long time (almost three weeks!) since we made a space project. Our last project was on “TRAPPIST-1: Lights and Music” which was displayed at the Ontario […]
Guest Speaker @ Women in Planetary Science and Exploration (WPSE), Toronto
Women in Planetary Science and Exploration (WPSE) 2018 was the inaugural conference to highlight the achievements of women and non-binary researchers in the field of planetary science and exploration, and […]
Our Trappist-1 Model: Lights, Music and Science
TRAPPIST-1 is a planetary system, located 39 light years away from the Solar system, within the constellation of Aquarius. The parent star is an ultra-cool red dwarf star […]
