Live sessions, DIY experiments, masterclasses, quizzes and competitions — all of April, all for young astronomers in Grades 2–9.
April is Global Astronomy Month, the world's largest public astronomy celebration! Every April, the whole world looks up — and so do we! Celebrate with us through stories, activities, and adventures among the stars.
Register for one session or multiple. Free or paid. Any grade 2–9.
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Join sessions, explore Stories of the Universe, and track competition entries — all in one place.
A quick walkthrough of how to register, access your dashboard, and join live sessions on Spacetopia.
Open to all registered children. Build, experiment, and discover science through your own hands.
⚡ FREE · DIYGr 2–4Engineer a simple climbing robot using household materials. Discover how balance and clever mechanisms help machines move upward — all by themselves.
⚡ FREE · DIYGr 5–9Inspired by NASA's rotorcraft experiments — build and test your own paper helicopter. Discover how spinning blades create lift through air.
Register once, get your login instantly, join every session from your dashboard. No downloads, no separate links.
Live expert sessions tied to real astronomical anniversaries — structured, grade-specific, and built for genuine learning.
★ WORKSHOPGr 2–3Celebrating Aryabhata's launch anniversary — India's first satellite comes alive in this hands-on junior workshop.
★ WORKSHOPGr 4–5Explore India's pioneering satellite and the science that made it fly. Go deep into the story behind the mission — on its anniversary.
★ WORKSHOPGr 6–9On the anniversary of Hubble's launch, go deep into its greatest discoveries — the stars revealed, mysteries deepened, and its remarkable partnership with JWST.
★ FEATURED · Citizen ScienceHow observing stars helps protect dark skies. Learn how the Globe at Night campaign measures light pollution worldwide — and contribute your own sky data to this global citizen science effort.
Free Kahoot quizzes streamed live on the Spacetopia YouTube channel. No registration, no login — just tune in and play.
▶ YOUTUBE QUIZGr 2–4Fast-paced quiz celebrating Aryabhata's anniversary. From weather satellites to GPS — how well do you know the machines orbiting above us?
▶ YOUTUBE QUIZGr 5–9From Hubble to James Webb — test what you know about the telescopes that reveal the universe's deepest secrets.
Two free competitions, one theme: the future of humans in space. No entry fee. Open to all registered Spacetopia children.
🎨 ASTROPAINTINGFREE TO ENTER
🖼️ POSTER-MAKINGFREE TO ENTERThrillers set in space — where satellites go silent, telescopes go blind, and one stubborn scientist refuses to give up.
Captain Sky and Dr. Tara bring you the failures, the breakthroughs, and the wonder behind every great discovery.
Submit your question before April 17th. On April 24th, join live to find out if it was featured and answered on stage.
Log in → Ask An Astronomer on your dashboard → leave your question (written, video, or audio).
The Spacetopia team shortlists the most curious & relevant questions for the live session.
Tune in to see if your question was selected. Featured questions are shown and answered live — and rewarded.
Watch how to submit your question on the Spacetopia platform and what happens on the live reveal night.
Get session reminders, science facts, competition updates, and behind-the-scenes peeks from our Spacetopia Parent & Student community.
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