Two A4 pages for schools, universities and ministries. The Stardust Worlds, then Stardust Orbit. Every picture is a render of the live world.
Experiential learning 6 October 2026
The Stardust Worlds, for schools
Learn space by standing in it.
A lesson your students walk into rather than watch. The Moon, Mars, the cloud deck over Venus, the
inside of the Space Station, and the students' own town on Earth, built from measured data: real terrain, real
climate and rock, the real sky. They build, gather, fly and visit, and that is how a course is finished. Free for
every student and teacher, in the browser on the phone they already have, at any age, nothing to install.
The Moon base. Lunar ground from the LOLA elevation tiles; mare and highland decide what the ground gives you. Fourteen-day nights, the real radiation dose, and the people who live and work there. A class stands here together.
Gale crater, MarsOre follows the crustal dichotomy; the craters are where the rovers went.50 km over VenusA station in the one layer of Venus where a person could stand.Your school's own townTimmins here: real climate, real rock, real trees, a town that asks for what its ground has.
What a class does there
A field trip in one code
A teacher takes a join code into a room and the whole class arrives in the same world at the same time, with the teacher leading. No fee, no licence, no minimum class size.
Courses you finish by doing
Every student-visible Academy course ends in a deed inside the world: craft the recipe, quarry the stone, stand on the Moon. The platform records who did what, so the teacher does not.
Build a town where the students live
A class starts on its own ground. The town wants what that ground gives: logs in a forest, stone in a desert, ilmenite on the Moon. Two classes from one place build one town.
Fly on the rocket equation
A solar system at true scale on a real ephemeris. Propellant refined in the lab fuels the ship; delta-v is the number, not a bar. Debris in the corridor can actually hit you.
20worlds
183avatars made
1,055members
0cost to a school
Counted 6 October 2026 from the live database. Every scene on this page was rendered from the live platform in Chromium.
Where the International Space Station is right now and when it passes over the school, the sky from
the school field, and, by pointing a phone at the sky, what a student is looking at. It names the rock or the plant in
their hand too. Free, public, and built so that nobody has to go anywhere.
Tonight, over your town. Live ISS position and passes, the sky map, events near you, and the Talk tab where members from your country meet. A family viewing evening runs on it.
The rocket hangarBuild a rocket from real engines and real tanks; the rocket equation decides if it reaches orbit.Shackleton rim, lunar south poleWhere Artemis is going; the light and the cold are the measured ones.From Orbit to the surfaceSee it overhead tonight, stand on it tomorrow.
For a school, a university, a ministry
Nothing to install, nothing to buy
It runs in the browser on a phone, a Chromebook or a lab machine. Accounts are free. A teacher can run a class the same day.
Stardust 2026 and the Challenge
Teams build on real terrain and take the judges inside, on the stream from their own classroom. Finale at Stardust 2026, Seattle and online, 2 and 3 November.
A portal in your name
A branded academy for a school, a district or a ministry, in its own language, on the same free platform.
Safe by design
Under-18 feeds need a parent's consent; Orbit's own rules say never walk while looking at it, and take a grown-up after dark.
Try it with a class
The Stardust Worlds: https://stardustinc.ca/explore/. Stardust Orbit: https://stardustinc.ca/orbit/. A free account opens both; a phone is enough. Stardust Inc is a company based in Northern Ontario; Stardust USA LLC is the US entity. We hold no accreditation and we accredit nobody.
