Collaborate with Kaveri Orbital
Explore scientific feedback, educational partnerships and technology collaboration with Kaveri Orbital, an independent father-and-son space science project.
We welcome conversations with researchers, educators and technology teams about computing in orbit, space science education and transparent calculations. Core tools remain free to access. Contact hello@kaveriorbital.com to explore a shared question.
Scientific feedback
Help us improve a model, test an assumption or identify a better primary reference. We value constructive review of the orbital mechanics, energy storage and thermal calculations, as well as the limitations of ISS predictions.
Educational partnerships
Work with us on a classroom activity, a guided demonstration or an explanation that makes orbital science more accessible. The Explorer, ISS tracker, launch board and calculation sources remain free to access.
Technology collaboration
We are interested in conversations with cloud infrastructure, computing, thermal management, semiconductor and space technology teams. A useful starting point is a shared technical question and a clearly defined educational demonstration. Scope and any commercial arrangements are discussed privately.
Independent by design
Kaveri Orbital is a personal father-and-son educational project. Collaborators do not control our calculations, conclusions or source selection. Any sponsored material is clearly identified. The reference to Penn State describes Naren’s studies; no university sponsorship or endorsement is claimed.
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