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Welcome to SPACEdi's space education platform. Our ecosystem brings together interactive 3D solar system exploration, a comprehensive space encyclopedia, and structured environments for academic learning and personal astronomical research.

Next-Gen Space Education Platform:


Engineered by ARCHIMEDES Aerospace, this centralized digital infrastructure connects users with verified historical orbital datasets and immersive visualization engines. We provide a structural umbrella for schools, students, and astronomy clubs, delivering a unified space science interface that transforms raw tracking data into actionable educational experiences.

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Interactive Exploration, Learning, and Research:
Our system shifts astronomy education away from static reading materials and flat data grids. By accessing this integrated technical sandbox, users can engage directly with complex cosmic mechanics and customize their research workflows:

  • Immersive Map Core: Seamlessly bridge text-based learning with our interactive 3D solar system map to visualize the spatial relationships and orbits of over 860 celestial objects.

  • Integrated Space Academy: Access curriculum-aligned study paths, interactive astrophysics quizzes, and classroom assignment workflows designed to test real-world tracking skills.

  • Personalized Space Library: Utilize specialized member workspaces to securely organize research documents, build voyage simulation notes, and archive cataloged cosmic imagery.

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Connecting Classrooms, Students, and Societies:
Whether you are a teacher deploying class-wide assignments, a student building an independent astrophysics portfolio, or an outreach director hosting a public exhibition, our ecosystem streamlines communication. The platform supports tailored access tiers—spanning guest explorers, active library members, and full institutional licenses—ensuring every tier has a dedicated environment to run orbital simulations and expand their dataset tracking.

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EDUCATION

Bring the Universe
Closer to Your Classroom

Immersive, accurate and easy-to-use space exploration for educators, students and space organisations.

Real Science

Based on space mission data and research.

Interactive Learning

Explore, simulate and discover in 3D.

Curriculum Friendly

Supports STEM, Physics, Mathematics and more.

For Every Learner

From classrooms to universities and space societies.

Resources for Every Learner

Choose your area to discover how SPACEdi can support your goals.

Explore, Learn & Build with SPACEdi

Connect exploration with your own learning, teaching and research. Tool availability depends on your account and institutional role.

Your Space Library

Save favourites and organise material around the objects you explore.

Notes, Images & Documents

Keep custom notes, images and documents linked to celestial bodies and spacecraft.

Custom Objects & Spacecraft

Create custom objects and spacecraft, then explore voyages and simulated routes.

Students & Classes

Teaching staff can organise students and classes within an institution.

Curriculum-Related Quizzes

Build custom quizzes or generate questions from the bank by subject, school level and difficulty.

Assignments & Progress

Assign activities to classes or individual students, review submissions and follow performance over time.

Research Projects

Build structured research projects and organise the material supporting your work.

Research Crowdfunding — Coming Soon

Planned tools will help turn space-related research projects into crowdfunding campaigns.

Explore Our Content

Discover detailed pages on planets, moons, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets and more.

Open the encyclopedia filtered by category

863

Catalogue objects

Real Data

From space missions and research

Interactive 3D

Explore the Solar System

For All Levels

School, college, university and beyond

*Page images represent ongoing visual updates by SPACEdi; some features may not yet have been released.

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