Sujay Sreedhar

SpaceTalk by Narayan Prasad (Co-Founder, Satsearch)

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Speaker’s Bio Narayan Prasad is a cofounder at satsearch.co, a global marketplace for space supported and incubated by the European Space Agency. He also serves as a Partner to SpacePark Kerala, a Government of Kerala initiative to develop a dedicated space activities hub in India. Narayan is supporting the development of a NewSpace industry ecosystem […]

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Speaker’s Bio Narayan Prasad is a cofounder at satsearch.co, a global marketplace for space supported and incubated by the European Space Agency. He also serves as a Partner to SpacePark Kerala, a Government of Kerala initiative to develop a dedicated space activities hub in India. Narayan is supporting the development of a NewSpace industry ecosystem

The Grand Solar Minimum

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Sun’s Own Lock-down We are all currently in lockdown, and now it seems like the sun has gone into one of its own lockdown – experts believe. The sun is into a state called the ‘solar minimum’ and is about to enter the deepest period of ‘sunshine recession’ as sunspots are virtually not visibly at

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Sun’s Own Lock-down We are all currently in lockdown, and now it seems like the sun has gone into one of its own lockdown – experts believe. The sun is into a state called the ‘solar minimum’ and is about to enter the deepest period of ‘sunshine recession’ as sunspots are virtually not visibly at

Dr. Siddharth Pandey

SpaceTalk by Dr. Siddharth Pandey (Head, Amity Space Center)

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Speaker’s Bio Dr. Siddharth Pandey is the Head of Amity Space Center and the Center of Excellence in Astrobiology at Amity University India. As a part of this, he is leading an initiative to establish India’s first center that will work towards studying the origins and distribution of life in the Universe. Prior to this,

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Speaker’s Bio Dr. Siddharth Pandey is the Head of Amity Space Center and the Center of Excellence in Astrobiology at Amity University India. As a part of this, he is leading an initiative to establish India’s first center that will work towards studying the origins and distribution of life in the Universe. Prior to this,

How 3D printing is key during COVID – 19

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Every industry is taking the blow to the gut by the corona pandemic. None-the-less we are seeing all industries, big and small do their part to help in the fight against COVID-19. Among all different efforts, the prominent developments are observed exploiting the world of 3D printing and rapid prototyping. Additive manufacturing is proving to

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Every industry is taking the blow to the gut by the corona pandemic. None-the-less we are seeing all industries, big and small do their part to help in the fight against COVID-19. Among all different efforts, the prominent developments are observed exploiting the world of 3D printing and rapid prototyping. Additive manufacturing is proving to

Applications are now open for our #GirlsInSTEM aerospace mentorship program with SSERD in Bangalore.

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In a world where the stars have always beckoned to humanity’s curiosity, the Girls in Space initiative by the Society for Space Education Research and Development (SSERD) is paving the way for young girls to reach for the skies, literally. This 4-week program, designed to introduce space careers for girls, goes beyond the conventional methods

Applications are now open for our #GirlsInSTEM aerospace mentorship program with SSERD in Bangalore. Read More »

In a world where the stars have always beckoned to humanity’s curiosity, the Girls in Space initiative by the Society for Space Education Research and Development (SSERD) is paving the way for young girls to reach for the skies, literally. This 4-week program, designed to introduce space careers for girls, goes beyond the conventional methods

SSERD Inks MOU with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to provide space education to underprivileged students.

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SSERD Inked MOU with Akshaya Patra Foundation to provide space education to underprivileged students from government schools from Bangalore and Hyderabad. Total of 360 students from 9 schools will be benefited by this pilot program. The Program is funded under The Akshaya Pathra foundations initiative “Giving chance to every dream”. The sessions will take place

SSERD Inks MOU with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to provide space education to underprivileged students. Read More »

SSERD Inked MOU with Akshaya Patra Foundation to provide space education to underprivileged students from government schools from Bangalore and Hyderabad. Total of 360 students from 9 schools will be benefited by this pilot program. The Program is funded under The Akshaya Pathra foundations initiative “Giving chance to every dream”. The sessions will take place

Little Professor – Trailer Released

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Little Professor is another initiative by SSERD team to encourage students to pursue STEM education. This program lets students express their thoughts and share knowledge in their own way.

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Little Professor is another initiative by SSERD team to encourage students to pursue STEM education. This program lets students express their thoughts and share knowledge in their own way.

Have astronauts actually landed on the Moon?

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One of the most popular theories as to why the Moon landings couldn’t have happened has to do with something called the Van Allen belts. These are two huge belts of radiation that surround the Earth, shaped by Earth’s magnetic field and pounded with high-energy particles from the Sun’s wind. It’s been claimed that humans

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One of the most popular theories as to why the Moon landings couldn’t have happened has to do with something called the Van Allen belts. These are two huge belts of radiation that surround the Earth, shaped by Earth’s magnetic field and pounded with high-energy particles from the Sun’s wind. It’s been claimed that humans