Astro Adventure’ programme to unveil wonders of space

Islamabad:In an exciting initiative to ignite a passion for space science among students and the community, Islamabad Model College for Girls (IMCG), I-8/4 organised an event titled ‘Astro Adventure’ programme at college here on Friday.

The programme promises to be an engaging exploration of the cosmos, featuring a hands-on telescope experience. In which the students, as well as their parents viewed the planet Saturn.

This unique event was spearheaded by the Principal Prof Shagufta Naz, this was the initiative upon the receiving of telescope then the special efforts of Federal Secretary Education, Muhayyudin Wani, who took this initiative for students of federal capital and handed telescopes to 18 colleges worth of Rs12 million.

By this it is effort to step forward to future latest Technology studies to meet challenges of 21st century. In this ceremony Mr Sannan and Mr. Shahryar, two accomplished physics graduates driven by their shared love for space science. The duo guided attendees in understanding the wonders of the night sky and the practicalities of operating telescopes to students.

While talking about scope and benefits of this programme principal Shugufta said that this event also aims to shed light on the vast opportunities and potential of space science and technology.

Space science has proven to be pivotal in advancing communication systems, navigation, environmental monitoring, and fostering international collaborations for space exploration. By exposing participants to the field, ‘Astro Adventure’ seeks to inspire future scientists, engineers, and innovators. With its blend of education and inspiration, this event proved a must-attend for anyone curious about our universe.