Iranian Students Enabled to Build Satellite Replicas

Sajjad Ghazanfari, a space researcher, referred to teaching and promoting space science in schools and among students as one of the fields of activity of the company.

“In this line, we started working on mobile games in the field of space, and in the next step, we went to schools with interested students, giving them modules that could make replicas of satellites,” he explained.

“We realized that students are interested in making tools and products that will eventually show a certain function. So, we attained satellite replicas that could provide the least performance of a satellite.”

“By completing the modules, we gained the ability to build cube satellites in which we placed kits that allowed students to construct their own real satellites,” Ghazanfari added.

“Moreover, we provided the students with sensors that they could use to design and build cubic satellites with their own missions.”

“However, we realized that students have more expectations for making satellites, so we made this version more complete.”

Now, students can build a replica of a real satellite with the functions they want, he concluded.

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