Space, science and technology through an African lens. Made for curious minds ready to explore what’s possible.
The Black Orbit App is an innovative, AI-powered mobile learning platform developed by the Black Orbit Foundation to introduce children and young people to the exciting worlds of space exploration, science, technology, artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship.
Through interactive learning experiences, gamification, educational games and engaging masterclasses, the app makes learning fun, practical and inspiring. It empowers young minds to explore the space industry, understand emerging technologies, generate creative ideas, develop problem-solving skills and transform their ideas into innovative solutions.
Different paths. Endless opportunities to grow.
Play and learn while discovering facts that spark big questions, delivered through activities one stage at a time.
An introductory masterclass on turning a technology idea into a real product, acquiring your first customers, and building a successful African startup.
Meet the scientists, founders and inventors changing what the world believes is possible.
Explore future-facing careers and find the skills, projects and next steps to get there.
Choose specialists whose skills work together.
Engineering is about tradeoffs. Pick the craft that fits your mission
Design a base that keeps your crew alive on arrival.
From the solar system to black holes, discover the science behind the universe through bite-sized lessons, videos and quizzes.
Swipe through the solar system, planet by planet.
See how thrust, fuel and gravity get a rocket off the ground.
Lock in what you learned with short, playful questions.
The Black Orbit Career Navigator helps young people discover career paths based on their interests, strengths, skills and ambitions. Instead of a long questionnaire, it's a natural chat with an AI career guide.
Say hello and tell the guide what you love doing
Get matched careers with the skills and next steps to get there.
Black Orbit is building a future where Africa’s young minds don’t just imagine what’s next, they create it.
