Gimbaled Model Rockets: Autonomous Flight Control using Sensors
Space exploration and rockets go together. As humans dare to dream to explore Moon (once again), Mars and beyond, and deep space we need to create bigger and powerful rockets […]
Dr. Rainer Weiss, 2017 Nobel Prize Winner: Science starts with curiosity. Learning happens by doing
Science starts with curiosity. Learning happens by doing. Science flourishes where there is an encouraging environment. These are our takeaways from the lecture delivered by Dr. Rainer Weiss, 2017 Nobel Prize Winner […]
Poster Presentation: Asteroid Collision Risk Prediction. Toronto Machine Learning Summit 2018
On 20-21 November 2018, the Toronto Machine Learning Summit (TMLS) is being held at The Carlu, Toronto. TMLS is a collaborative event for the Canadian Machine Learning community comprised of […]
Dream Big and Every Kid Should have Access to Science and Space, International Science Centre and Science Museum Day, Ontario Science Centre
10 November is the International Science Centre and Science Museum Day designated by UNESCO and the theme this year is Science is a Human Right. To celebrate this Day, the […]
Performance: Deep Space Musical, RASC Toronto, Ontario Science Centre
On 7 November 2018, Artash and Arushi gave a performance of their “Musical of our Universe” at the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (Toronto) Astronomy Night at the Ontario Science […]
Deep Space Musical (from Images of Hubble Space Telescope): Wins NASA SpaceApps 2018 Toronto – global Nominee
Our project Deep Space Musical which creates a Musical of our Universe using some of the Iconic images from the Hubble Space Telescope won 2 awards at the NASA SpaceApps […]
Project ABC: (A)rtificial intelligence for (B)etter (C)onsumer services win Honorable Mention (Genesys Hackathon)
The Genesys Hackathon was organised at the DevHub / LightHouse Labs Toronto on 13 – 14 October 2018. The goal of the hackathon was to come up with solutions to […]
Top 5 TD Elevate Hackathon Winner: Smart Street Navigation Using Artificial Intelligence for City Kids (S.N.A.C.K) project
The HotPopRobot family team project: S.N.A.C.K (Smart Street Navigation Using Artificial Intelligence for City Kids) was among the Top 5 TD Elevate Hackathon Winners. Artash (Grade 7) took lead in […]
Video: Modeling the Deep Space Network – From Earth to Outer Space
On July 18, 2018, Arushi, Artash and Vikas Nath gave a presentation at the Recreational Astronomy Night meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) Toronto Centre on the […]
Launching Rockets with the Cambridge Rocket Club: Upwards and Higher!
[Update: Also read: Using Micro: Bit for Rocketry: Experiential Learning (MoonHack) ] This summer vacation we have decided to build up our knowledge of flying model rockets and learn the science behind […]
Using Micro:Bit for Rocketry: Experiential Learning (MoonHack)
Artash Nath (Grade 6) and Arushi Nath (Grade 3) We love Space, Robots and Rockets. As a part of the MoonHack 2018 Challenge we wrote this article to spread our […]
Rocket Launches, Telemetry Data and Videos
On 7 July 2018 our Maker Family (Vikas, Artash and Arushi) launched several model rockets at the Carr Astronomical Observatory (CAO) as a part of the Open House and Awards […]
Winning Jesse Ketchum Award of Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Toronto
On 7 July 2018, our Maker Family was awarded the Jesse Ketchum Award by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Toronto. The Jesse Ketchum Award is presented to members who […]
CARR Observatory: TRAPPIST-1 Presentation and Demo Video
On July 7, 2018, Artash, Arushi and Vikas Nath discussed the dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 and its seven planets, all of which could fit into the orbit of Mercury without crashing […]
We Have a Lift Off… building and flying rockets
The E.C. Carr Astronomical Observatory (CAO) of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC), Toronto is celebrating its 20th Anniversary this year. As a part of the celebrations, a rocket-making […]
RASC/Ontario Science Centre Presentation: Predicting Risk Index of Asteroid Collision using Artificial Intelligence
Artash and Arushi Nath presented their project on predicting asteroid collisions using Artificial Intelligence to the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada – Toronto Centre. It’s Recreational Astronomy Night meeting open […]
