Purva Muley
Purva is an astrophysics researcher, science educator, and writer with over five years of experience spanning astronomy, scientific research, STEM education, and aerospace projects. Her background includes hands-on experience with telescope design, rocket propulsion, and space technology, along with developing interactive educational content and simulations covering topics from quantum physics to general relativity.
She founded Daughters of the Universe, an astronomy outreach initiative aimed at increasing girls' participation in astronomy, and is a Gold Honour recipient at the International Astronomy & Astrophysics Competition (IAAC). Purva is focused on communicating complex scientific concepts clearly, making them accessible to students and audiences at every level.
Latest From Purva Muley
Microbes in the Moon’s shadow: NASA finds some organisms could survive at the lunar South Pole
Microbes left behind on the Moon by astronauts could survive longer than we think.