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 […]
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 Centre.
Building upon their award-winning project – Deep Space Musicalat the NASA SpaceApps Toronto, they strung together three parts musical by transforming some of the iconic images of the Hubble Telescope into sound. The beats of the musical corresponded to the deep space object that the Hubble Space Telescope was viewing, whether it was Pillars of Creation (birth of stars), Hubble Ultra Deep Field (formation of galaxies of stars), or SuperNova 1987A (the violent death of stars).
The musical was well received and there was a lot of feedback from the audience. This was our first experience in transforming our presentation into our music and we look forward to developing it further.
Click here for the background powerpoint slides with music.
2026 Third Place, Student Oral Competition, NASA Exploration Science Forum, USA. 2025 Third Grand Award, International Science and Engineering Fair, USA. NASA Group Achievement Award 2025 (DART mission team). 2024 Youth Can Innovate Award ($7,000) and Silver Medal, Canada-Wide Science Fair. Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes 2024. Eureka Changemakers Fellow 2025. 2023 Second Prize Winner – European Union Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS). Best of the Fair Award, Gold Medal, Top of the Category, Youth Can Innovate, and Excellence in Astronomy Awards at Canada Wide Science Fair 2023 and 2022. RISE 100 Global Winner, Silver Medal, International Science and Engineering Fair 2022, Gold Medal, Canada Wide Science Fair 2021, NASA SpaceApps Global 2020, Gold Medalist – IRIC North American Science Fair 2020, BMT Global Home STEM Challenge 2020. Micro:bit Challenge North America Runners Up 2020. NASA SpaceApps Toronto 2019, 2018, 2017, 2014. Imagining the Skies Award 2019. Jesse Ketchum Astronomy Award 2018. Hon. Mention at 2019 NASA Planetary Defense Conference. Emerald Code Grand Prize 2018. Canadian Space Apps 2017.
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