FREE Fundamental of Rocket Science Workshop

Your First Step into Space, Rockets, and Satellites

Have you ever dreamed of exploring space, understanding how rockets fly, or learning how satellites are designed and launched? This is your chance to begin that journey absolutely free. This workshop is designed for students, beginners, and space enthusiasts who want to build a strong foundation in rocket science.

About the Workshop

NepaTronix, in collaboration with Mach24 Orbitals, is organizing a FREE Fundamental of Rocket Science Workshop. The goal of this program is to make space science simple, practical, and accessible to everyone.

No prior coding or technical experience is required. Curiosity, interest, and a passion to learn are all you need to participate.

What You Will Learn

This workshop is carefully structured to introduce essential concepts in space science and rocket engineering in a clear and engaging way. Participants will gain knowledge in the following areas:

• Space systems basics and mission understanding
• CubeSat architecture and satellite subsystems
• Rocket fundamentals and stability principles
• Engineering design thinking and problem solving
• Applied demonstrations for concept clarity
• Career and research paths in space science

Who Should Attend

This workshop is suitable for school and college students, beginners in STEM, space enthusiasts, and anyone interested in aerospace and space research careers.

Event Details

• Date: 06 March 2026 (Saturday)
• Venue: Kupondole, Lalitpur
• Class Mode: Online

Registration and Joining Information

• Registration Form:
  https://forms.gle/hgZWNxzCUX8VgrRS7
• Online Meeting Link:
  https://nepatronix.gyanmeet.com/join/DES-GGE-C2G

Why You Should Join

This workshop offers a strong starting point for anyone interested in rocket science and space technology. You will gain foundational knowledge, practical insights, and guidance on future learning and career opportunities in the aerospace sector.

Limited seats are available. Register on time and take your first step toward a future in space science and aerospace research.