Science that reaches everyone
From guided observation nights and scientific writing workshops for the public, to instrument access and remote internships for researchers — Eka runs programmes for every curious mind.
Built for three audiences
Each programme is designed specifically for its audience — not one-size-fits-all science communication, but focused, useful, and Nepal-rooted.
Science for every curious mind
Whether you spotted a meteor last night or just want to understand what a solar storm is — our public programmes are designed to be welcoming, jargon-free, and genuinely interesting.
- Guided meteor observation nights at dark-sky sites
- Free public lectures on physics, astrophysics, and space science
- Scientific writing and research communication workshops
- Citizen science campaigns — contribute real data from anywhere
Bringing the universe into the classroom
Aligned with Nepal's science curriculum, our school programmes give students hands-on access to telescopes, real datasets, and active researchers — at no cost to the school.
- Full-day workshops on observation, physics, and mathematics
- Curriculum-linked resource packs for science teachers
- Telescope loan programme for rural and provincial schools
- Scientific writing workshops: how to read and write research
Tools and access for serious science
Researchers and students get dedicated instrument time, raw data access, remote internship opportunities, and a network of collaborators — plus mentoring from scientists who have published in international journals.
- All Sky Camera and weather station data feeds
- Observation slot booking at Eka's Nagarkot site
- Remote internships in physics, astrophysics, and data science
- Co-authorship and international collaboration pathways
What we have to offer
Our instruments and programmes are open to members and collaborators — access them directly or through a guided programme.
All Sky Camera Network
Five wide-field cameras covering Nepal's mid-hill region capture 170° of sky continuously — day and night. The live feed is used for meteor detection, aurora monitoring, and cloud cover reporting.
Weather Station Array
Real-time atmospheric sensors across the Kathmandu valley measure temperature, pressure, humidity, and wind speed — with data published openly and used for space weather correlation studies.
Mentoring Programme
Get matched with a researcher or academic mentor for one-on-one guidance on projects, papers, and career paths in space science — open to students from Class 10 through postgraduate level.
Not sure where to start?
Join as a member and get access to all programmes, instruments, and mentoring — or just show up to a public event first.