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Welcome!
editAakash Gautam | |
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| Born | 25-05-1998 |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Other names | Planet Aakash |
| Education | Himachal Pradesh University |
| Known for | Astronomy Education, Science Communication, Alternative Education |
| Notable work | Planet Aakash School, CosmosNow |
| Website | https://www.planetaakash.com/ |
Hello! My name is Aakash Gautam, and this is my user page. I am a developer by profession, an astronomer and educator by passion, and a philomath by curiosity. I go by "Aakash" in real life, but often by "Planet Aakash" online and in astronomy and education community.
I was born on May 25, 1998, in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. I have been communicating space science and astronomy with general public and students since 2015. I founded Planet Aakash School in 2018 - an online astronomy education website for students, astrophiles, amateur astronomer and space lovers.
In 2019, I co-founded CosmosNow - an astronomy and space magazine which mostly curates content for amateur astronomers.
I communicate astronomy through videos on YouTube, Infographics on websites or in collaboration with media houses, visual learning imagery on Facebook, Imgur and Instagram.
Contact Me!
editThrough EMail: you can get in touch by dropping a mail at mailplanetaakash@gmail.com.
Why i am on Wikipedia?
editParamount Reason: To educate public about Astronomy, Space Exploration Advocacy.
General Reason: There are 7840 astronomical or deep sky objects in NGC (New General Catalogue). Though about half of them are already covered on Wikipedia, however the other half needs attention. So, I am on a mission to at least cover 1000 NGC objects by the end of year 2020.