Embark on a journey through space education from an early age! With engaging content and interactive platforms, we empower young minds to reach for the stars while cultivating a strong scientific temperament and literacy.
At STEM & Space, we firmly believe that just as space is accessible to all, so should space education be. Our mission is to democratize space education through our engagement platform and teacher-centric platform ensuring that every child has the opportunity to explore the wonders of the cosmos.
Stem & Space is delighted to collaborate with reputed space companies and outreach organizations to accomplish the goals of our mission. We are proud to be recognized by ISRO as a “Registered Space Tutor” and honoured to be the first STEM-accredited Space Education Company in India, by STEM.org.
Join Cosmic Kids Club, the premier platform igniting young minds with space exploration. Explore, learn, and grow with engaging content designed to spark curiosity and inspire lifelong learning.
Unlock a universe of learning possibilities with CosmicYaan. Empower your school with our comprehensive space education platform, designed to ignite curiosity and foster a passion for science and exploration among students
Engage in thrilling challenge, showcase your astronomical knowledge, and discover the wonders of the cosmos in this exciting nationwide competition.
Unlock your potential and embrace the future with our inspirational workshops! Designed to align with the National Education Policy, our hands-on sessions foster critical thinking, creativity, and skill development, preparing students to thrive in the 21st-century world.
Our existence is rooted in the vision to make space education accessible and affordable. This drive fuels our commitment to build innovative platforms and resources, empowering learners to explore the wonders of the cosmos and cultivate their interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Dr. Mila Mitra,
Co-Founder STEM & Space
Overview
School platform
Workshop
National Astronomy Challenge