Top 13 Space Education startups

August 03, 2024 | By Boris Maslennikov

Space education startups are reshaping the way people learn about space exploration, astronomy, and related sciences. They are leveraging technology, including virtual reality, online courses, and interactive simulations, to create engaging and immersive educational experiences.
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Country: USA | Funding: $118.9M
Slingshot Aerospace applies advanced analytics, machine learning, computer vision, and collaborative tools to data from earth and space, providing customers with clarity in complex situations.
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Country: UK | Funding: £5M
Sen's vision is to democratize space using video to inform, educate, inspire and benefit all humanity. Sen's mission is to stream real-time videos from space to billions of people, gathering news and information about Earth and space and making it universally accessible.
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Country: USA | Funding: $5.2M
Slooh is an astronomy platform that aims to connect humanity through communal exploration of the universe.
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Country: France | Funding: €2.1M
Unistellar is an incredibly powerful and accurate backyard telescope.
5
Country: India | Funding: ₹49.6M
Aviotron Aerospace is an ed-tech startup focused on training the future generation of aviators, designers, and scientists.
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Country: USA | Funding: $450K
Kalam Labs is a live game streaming platform at the intersection of K-12 learning and multiplayer gaming.
7
Country: Ukraine
MySat is a startup that sells kits for creating mini-satellites for kids and education.
8
Country: Kazakhstan
SkillSat is a EdTech startup that creates nanosatellites kits
9
Country: USA
Space Foundation is a global, nonprofit organization in space awareness activities, educational program.
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Country: Montenegro
Montenegro Space Research strives to raise awareness of space among Montenegrin audiences, especially young people, as well as to improve technology and robotic activities.
Editor: Boris Maslennikov
Boris Maslennikov is a senior editor for Space-Startups. He has spent more than a decade covering the global space industry as a business journalist. He earned a Ph.D. in planetary sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree with honors in geophysics and planetary science from the California Institute of Technology. In his free time, Boris enjoys studying history and mathematics, with a particular interest in the history of mathematics. You can contact Boris at borismaslenikov(at)space-startups(dot)com