THE EXTREME
UNIVERSE
Black Holes · Dead Stars · Cosmic Explosions
One hour. Zero cost. A lifetime of curiosity. Your child watches a star die, dives into a black hole, and decodes the loudest explosions in the universe — live with an ISRO-accredited Space Educator.
Somewhere out there, a star is dying tonight.
It collapses. It explodes. It births a black hole that bends time itself. And while the universe roars, your child is sitting at a desk — learning the same things they learned last year.
On Friday, 29 May 2026, we change that. For one hour, they don't read about space — they live inside it.
Not a class. A cosmic event.
60 minutes designed to detonate curiosity — and leave a permanent imprint on how your child sees science.
See the invisible
Visualise the curvature of spacetime around a black hole — in language a 10-year-old can feel.
Witness a supernova
Sit ringside as a star 10× the mass of our Sun rips itself apart in cinematic detail.
Think like a cosmologist
Learn the mental models real scientists use to ask the impossible questions.
Ask anything
Live Q&A — every wild question gets a serious, scientific answer from the host.
Feel the awe
The kind of wonder that quietly changes how a child looks at the night sky forever.
Take home a story
Your child won't just remember a class — they'll narrate a journey at the dinner table.
Designed for IB · IGCSE · Future-Ready students.
Most science classes train recall. Top universities reward research thinking, inquiry, and the ability to ask the right questions. This workshop is calibrated to the same standard — concept-led, globally framed, and curiosity-first.
IB & IGCSE aligned
Concepts mapped to inquiry-based learning, Theory of Knowledge & extended-essay-ready frameworks.
Internationally engaged host
Mentor actively engaged with ESA & Portuguese Space Agency — global lens, not just textbook.
College-app worthy artefact
A signed Certificate of Cosmic Recognition for school portfolios, MUNs and US/UK college applications.
Curiosity → research thinking
Trains the exact 'why does this happen' muscle Ivy League admissions essays demand.
Four missions.
One unforgettable hour.
Each mission is interactive — kids vote, predict, ask, and get instant feedback from the host.
Event Horizon Dive
Approach a supermassive black hole and decode what happens when time slows, light bends, and reality folds in on itself.
Death of a Giant
Watch a star 20× the mass of our Sun reach the end of its fuel — and unleash the brightest explosion in the cosmos.
Ghosts of Stars
Meet the dead — neutron stars and pulsars: city-sized corpses spinning 700 times a second, lighthouses of the universe.
The Loudest Bang
Investigate gamma-ray bursts — flashes so powerful they could outshine an entire galaxy for a few seconds.
The kind of evening kids remember for years.
This is our best offer ever — completely FREE. One precisely-crafted hour designed to do one thing: make your child fall in love with the universe.
"After the session, my daughter spent the entire weekend reading about neutron stars. I haven't seen her this curious in months."
The educator who teaches kids to think like scientists.
Sarvesh Bhardwaj is a distinguished Space Science educator and strategist, recognised for shaping young minds into future-ready innovators through Astronomy and Space Technology.
A Gold Medalist in Space Science, he serves as a Space Coach and Faculty of Space Technology at the Scientific Development and Research Organisation (SDRO), accredited with ISRO (Department of Space, Government of India).
Globally, he is engaged as a Space Industry Strategy professional, contributing to initiatives associated with the European Space Agency and the Portuguese Space Agency — bringing international insights into the evolving space ecosystem.
"His mission is clear: to bridge the gap between curiosity and capability — ensuring that students don't just learn about space, but begin to think, explore, and innovate like future scientists."
A signed certificate.
A signal to future opportunities.
Every student who attends "The Extreme Universe" receives a personalised Certificate of Cosmic Recognition, signed by Sarvesh Bhardwaj — Space Coach & Faculty (SDRO), accredited with ISRO. A meaningful artefact for portfolios, school files and Ivy League applications.
- Personalised digital + printable certificate
- Mentor-signed and SDRO branded
- Useful for IB/IGCSE portfolios & college applications
One evening from now,
your child will see the universe differently.
Friday, 29 May 2026 · 5:00 – 6:00 PM IST · Live online with Sarvesh Bhardwaj. Completely FREE. Limited cosmic seats.
No payment · Instant email + WhatsApp · 100% online