Explore the Universe at Our Observatory
At the Centre for Science, Technology, and Innovation, our Observatory serves as a gateway to the universe, inviting students to embark on an exciting journey beyond our planet. This unique facility provides aspiring astronomers and astrophysicists with hands-on learning experiences that delve into the wonders of celestial phenomena and cosmic events.
Hands-On Learning Experience
Our Observatory is designed to inspire curiosity and foster a deeper understanding of the cosmos. Students have the opportunity to:
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Observe Celestial Bodies: Through powerful telescopes, students can witness planets, stars, and other celestial wonders up close.
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Engage in Experiments: Interactive sessions allow students to conduct experiments related to astronomy, enhancing their understanding of complex concepts.
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Participate in Workshops: Regular workshops cover topics such as stargazing techniques, the life cycle of stars, and the dynamics of galaxies, empowering students with knowledge and skills.
Cultivating Future Scientists
The Observatory not only nurtures students' passion for astronomy but also encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for future careers in science and technology. By exploring the mysteries of the universe, our students are inspired to ask questions, seek answers, and make discoveries. Join us at the Observatory and unlock the secrets of the cosmos! Together, we’ll explore the infinite wonders that lie beyond our world.
Observatory Articles
Shine at the First Tech C...
Our students recently showcased their skills and creativity by participating in the First Tech Challenge! This exciting competition allowed them to design, build, and program robots to complete various challenges, all while fostering teamwork and problem-solving skills.
The experience not only enhanced their technical knowledge but also ignited a passion in our young innovators. We couldn’t be prouder of their dedication and enthusiasm throughout the event!
Jupiter opposition
Students viewed the Jupiter opposition tonight- expanding their minds as the universe expands.
