Program News | UniSat 4.0 — build and launch your own nanosatellite

26 January 2022

Girls of Uzbekistan: From childhood dreams to scientific developments

“As a child, I often saw white stars in the night sky. They flew like airplanes. I always wanted to find out what it was,” says Ikboloy Umarova (19) from Samarkand. When her father said that they were satellites, she...

26 January 2022

Webinar on the topic: “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT)”

Hello everyone! Tomorrow, January 27 at 18:00, we will hold an exciting and informative webinar on the topic: “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT)” We will talk about the basics of these terms and find out how artificial...

06 January 2022

On January 8, we will hold a webinar on the topics: “Mathematics is the language of the Universe” and “Space fashion: new Fashion technologies for space flights”

Informative! Scientific! Popular! On January 8, Saturday, at 18:00, we will conduct an interesting webinar on two topics: mathematics and fashion! Topic 1: Mathematics – the language of the Universe. Speaker: Evgeny Sklyarevsky, popularizer of science, journalist, researcher. Topic 2:...

05 January 2022

Online meeting Central Asia Space Talk with Girls, January 6, postponed to another day

Dear participants, Please be informed that the online meeting of Central Asia Space Talk with Girls, January 6, is postponed to another day due to the current situation and interruption of the internet connection in Kazakhstan. A new date will be set after...

30 December 2021

For the first time in Uzbekistan! On January 6, the grand event Central Asia Space Talk with Girls will take place!

In an informal and friendly atmosphere, we will meet with the leading girls of the three countries of Central Asia – Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The meeting program includes: Communication of UniSat participants from three countries of Central Asia. Back...

21 December 2021

On December 20, the UniSat program participants met with famous Russian scientists and popularizers of cosmonautics Anastasia Stepanova and Vitaly Egorov

Anastasia was born and raised in Tashkent, then left for Moscow to study. A participant in the international space projects SIRIUS19 and Mars 160, by her example, she proves that girls from Uzbekistan can get into space programs if this...