The Travelling Telescope for SPACE GH
Bringing the universe closer to every Ghanaian learner.
Bringing mobile telescope viewings, hands-on STEM, and cosmic storytelling, to schools and communities across Ghana.
Schoolchildren gather around the telescope during an outreach visit.
We exist to inspire curiosity and scientific literacy by bringing Science, Planetary Awareness, and Cosmic Exploration to students who would otherwise never look through a telescope.
Why space science matters for Ghana →Events
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What we do
Public Engagement & Outreach
Bringing the night sky, and the daytime Sun, directly to schools and communities.
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Hands-On STEM & Maker Activities
Learning by building: turning curiosity about space into practical skills.
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Curriculum Integration & Teacher Training
Working with schools and educators for sustainability so that the impact of every visit lasts beyond the day.
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Africa Initiative for Planetary and Space Science (AFIPS)
Celestron
The Meteoritical Society (METSOC)
University of Ghana Astronomy Club (UGAC)
In the press
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Ghana News Agency · 22 Jun 2026
Cosmochemist advocates inclusion of space science in basic education curriculum
Dr Marian Selorm Sapah, a cosmochemist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana’s Department of Earth Science, has called for the inclusion of space science in Ghana’s basic education curriculum to prepare the youth for a technologically driven future. She said many economies were advancing rapidly due to their understanding and application of space science, and Ghana must take the necessary steps to keep pace and avoid lagging behind...