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Snehadeep Kumar, 21, founder and CEO of Nebula Space Organisation, is an innovator putting India’s space ambitions into the hands of students and common people. Sparked by seeing Cyclone Fani’s devastation in his teenage years, he realised that real-time satellite imagery wasn’t a privilege it should be a right. What followed was a journey of bold invention: cutting CubeSat costs by 98%, sourcing materials from neighbourhood shops, and using locally made components to challenge the billion-dollar status quo.
What began as an online Discord-fueled brainstorming group in 2021 has matured into a student-led space startup. Snehadeep and his team are now building India’s first gamma-ray detection CubeSat, ambitiously dubbed SABHASAT. Their prototype is not only cost-effective but also green-conscious, with drag sails deorbiting to keep space debris minimal.Their work has already earned them invitations to the International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2024 in Milan), the National Astronomy Meeting in Cardiff, and ISRO’s National Space Science Symposium.Beyond space tech, Snehadeep is working to democratize science itself. In 2021, he launched Aurora Academic Journal, a youth-led, interdisciplinary platform offering students worldwide the chance to publish original research, without the gatekeeping of academia. He was elected in 2022 as one of India’s youngest Fellows of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS), honoured as a Kentucky Colonel, and selected as a Young Member of the New York Academy of Sciences, all before turning 19.
He is building a constellation of 100 satellites and a “Twitter for the Earth,” where anyone, be it a farmer in Punjab, a relief worker in Odisha, or a curious kid, can access and tag real-time satellite images for a cup of coffee price. It’s not just a project; it’s a movement: science and space made accessible, sustainable, and unstoppable.