The startup operates an online astronomy education platform that provides interactive courses, astronomy kits, and live planetarium shows to students across all grade levels. By offering hands-on experiences and practical knowledge in astronomy, the platform enhances student engagement and understanding of space science.
Funding
$270K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
JIFounders
Product
Problem
Traditional astronomy education often lacks hands-on experiences and practical applications, which can limit student engagement and understanding of space science concepts. Many schools lack the resources and expertise to provide comprehensive astronomy and space science programs.
Solution
Navars Space Tech provides STEM-based astronomy and space science education through interactive courses, hands-on DIY kits, and live events. The platform offers grade-aligned online courses for students in grades 1-10, covering topics from the fundamentals of astronomy to advanced satellite technologies. Navars Space Tech also enables schools to set up their own Astronomy and Space Labs, complete with curriculum, DIY kits, models, and teacher training. Additionally, they offer in-school events such as portable planetarium shows, stargazing sessions, and space-themed carnivals to provide students with immersive learning experiences.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes K-12 students interested in astronomy and space science, as well as schools looking to enhance their STEM education programs with comprehensive astronomy and space science offerings.
Features
- Grade-aligned online courses for students in grades 1-10, covering a range of astronomy and space science topics
- Hands-on DIY kits that complement the curriculum and provide experiential learning opportunities
- Astronomy and Space Lab setup for schools, including curriculum, DIY kits, models, and teacher training
- In-school events such as portable planetarium shows, stargazing sessions, and space-themed carnivals
- Advanced Teachers' Training Platform with recorded sessions, classroom presentations, e-magazines, ebooks, and software
- National Astronomy and Science Olympiad (NASO) to encourage students to compete globally
- International Space Research Club (ISRC) community for students to interact with educators from NASA, ISRO, and other space agencies
- CBSE skill program on Satellites & Satellite Applications with hands-on projects inspired by ISRO's GSAT and IRNSS Satellites