Astronomy Lab Kits(26)

Astronomy Lab Kits Manufacturer and Supplier in India

Quick answer: STEMAids manufactures and supplies 26 astronomy lab kits and models covering the solar system, lunar phases, eclipses, seasons, Earth structure and observational astronomy. Listed prices run from ₹140 for a hanging planetary system display to ₹3,990 for an astronomical globe model, with an astronomical telescope (F36050) at ₹1,340 — putting a working school observation programme within reach of a modest budget. Manufactured by Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited, an ISO 9001:2015-certified maker in New Delhi.

STEMAids is an astronomy lab equipment manufacturer in India, supplying planetarium, solar-system and earth-science demonstration models for schools and colleges across Delhi and pan-India.

Astronomy is the one science where the subject matter is permanently visible and almost never examined — students can name the phases of the moon long before they can explain why a half-moon is half. A phases of moon working model (₹515) or a moon phase activity model (₹290) lets a student move the moon around the Earth and watch the illuminated fraction change — the concept stops being a sequence to memorise and becomes a consequence to observe. The same logic drives the eclipse demonstration working model (₹515) and the four seasons educational apparatus (₹615).

What the astronomy range covers

Applying the 6-S Framework to astronomy equipment

Syllabus: Earth-and-space topics appear from middle school through senior secondary; match the model to the depth required. Specification: for the telescope, ask for aperture and focal length. Safety: never permit direct solar observation through any telescope without a certified solar filter — brief staff before the instrument reaches students. Sturdiness: working models with moving arms take the most handling wear; check the joint construction. Spares: confirm eyepiece and mount-part availability for the telescope. Supporting documents: statutory pack via the Tenders page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment does a school astronomy lab need?

Three layers: demonstration models for geometry that cannot be observed directly (solar system, moon phases, eclipses, seasons), observational instruments for real sky work (a telescope and a planisphere), and Earth-science apparatus linking astronomy to geology. STEMAids covers all three across 26 products.

How much does an astronomical telescope for schools cost in India?

The astronomical telescope F36050 was listed at ₹1,340 on stemaids.com on 1 August 2026. Confirm current pricing and specification before ordering.

What is a planisphere used for?

A rotating star chart that shows which constellations are visible from a given latitude at any date and time. It is the standard first tool for teaching sky navigation because it needs no power and works immediately outdoors.

Which astronomy models best explain moon phases and eclipses?

Working models the student can move: the phases of moon working model and eclipse demonstration working model, with a lower-cost moon phase activity model for group activity sets.

Is it safe for students to observe the Sun with a school telescope?

Not without a certified solar filter fitted correctly to the front of the instrument. Unfiltered solar observation can cause immediate and permanent eye injury. Staff should be briefed before the telescope is used.

Can astronomy kits be supplied against school tenders?

Yes, against tenders, rate contracts and CSR programmes with the full statutory document pack including CIN, GSTIN, IEC, Udyam, DPIIT and ISO certificates. See the Tenders page or call 9311411822.

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