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Artash Nath, Grade 8 Student. Over 4,000 exoplanets have been discovered by space and ground-based telescopes. There may be billions or even trillions of these exoplanets in our galaxy alone. […]
To a casual observer, all stars may appear white. But they are not. Stars come in different colors: Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, and White. They are differently colored because they […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Our Trappist-1 Model 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 […]
Remember the solar eclipse, back in August? Did you learn anything? For one Toronto family of solar citizen scientists, the pan-continental blackout was actually pretty illuminating. Now they’re sharing their […]
We presented the analysis of the observations taken by our Solar-X device during the Total Solar Eclipse on 15 November at the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada organized Recreational Astronomy […]
On 11 October 2017, Artash and Arushi gave a talk at the Ontario Science Centre, Toronto about their NASA SpaceApps winning projects “Yes I Can” and “Drop the Drought” and their […]
Updated Data from Solar – X (21 August 2017, 10:19 am, EDT) Visible: 309, IR: 623, UV: 0.29 Temp: 30.5 C, Humidity: 69%, Pressure, 100561.00, Solar: 172 In all we collected […]
Vikas Nath LIVE ECLIPSE WATCH: http://eclipse.stream.live/ Earth is a solar-powered planet. All its systems – atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, pedosphere, biosphere are influenced by the Sun. Thus any change in the […]
Artash Nath and Arushi Nath. Published in SCOPE. The Newsletter of the Royal Astronomical Societ of Canda, Toronto Centre, April – May 2016. CLUSTERS are a big group of stars. There […]
Mars does not have a magnetic field nor are there a constellation of satellites orbiting Mars to provide accurate location data. So how will Astronauts / Rovers on Mars navigate […]
Man first went to the moon in 1969. We have a permanent base in the Lower Earth Orbit (the International Space Station). Plans are underway to go to Mars in […]
