Oasis Orbital · New York

Space
infrastructure,
made human.

Live space data, transformed into experiences people can see, understand, and speak with.

Experience Call a SatelliteFor museums & education
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Live telemetry from 30+ featured spacecraft

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Publicly deployed at a science museum in 2026

Explore the mission

Deployed, demonstrated, and covered by

SHU Discovery Science CenterStony Brook UniversityNews 12Innovate Long IslandPatent pending

Institutional validation

Proven in public.

From a university classroom to a live museum floor.

Call a Satellite installed at SHU Discovery Science Center and PlanetariumPublic installation · 2026

01 / Museum deployment

SHU Discovery Science Center & Planetarium

From June 22 through July 9, visitors could ask questions about the International Space Station and hear answers grounded in live orbital telemetry.

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02 / University validation

Tested with students at Stony Brook University

A classroom demonstration showed how naturally students move from curiosity to deeper questions when orbital mechanics becomes conversational.

Students testing Call a Satellite at Stony Brook University
Phillip Baldwin at the Stony Brook Call a Satellite demonstration

Flagship experience

Call a Satellite

A voice-first interface for real spacecraft, orbital telemetry, and the changing Earth below.

Live orbital session

International Space Station

“I'm passing over the Southern Atlantic at 27,600 km/h.”

Response grounded in current TLE and SGP4 telemetry
Altitude~420 km
Orbital modelSGP4
InterfaceLive voice
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Track

Current positions for 30+ featured spacecraft

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Understand

Weather, events, and ground context at query time

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Converse

Six distinct spacecraft experiences through voice

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The platform

Three layers. One conversation.

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Live orbital layer

Fresh TLE feeds are propagated with industry-standard SGP4 models to compute where spacecraft are now.

CelesTrak · NORAD · SGP4
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Earth context layer

Weather, air quality, aircraft, natural events, and ground context make every answer situationally relevant.

NASA · USGS · OpenSky
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Human interface layer

A low-latency voice system translates complex telemetry into a conversation anyone can follow.

Natural language · Voice

The thesis

Space infrastructure is already part of everyday life.
Its interfaces should feel that way too.

Oasis Orbital, Inc.

The consumer layer for orbit.

Founded in 2025 by Aditya Upadhyay, Oasis Orbital develops consumer-grade interfaces for live space and geospatial data. Call a Satellite is the first product—and the first proof that complex infrastructure can become an intuitive public experience.

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2025

Company founded

Oasis Orbital, Inc.

02.26

University demo

Stony Brook University

06.26

Public deployment

SHU Discovery Science Center

Status

Patent pending

Conversational orbital interfaces

Selected coverage

From prototype to public.

Founder profileJuly 20, 2026

Innovate Long Island

You have (space) questions … Oasis Orbital has answers

A founder profile tracing Oasis Orbital from a university demonstration to a public museum deployment.

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TelevisionJune 22, 2026

News 12

A new exhibit gives visitors the chance to learn about the ISS

News 12 visits the Call a Satellite installation at SHU Discovery Science Center & Planetarium.

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More media coverage7 additional stories
CT InsiderNew museum exhibit lets visitors learn about the International Space StationFeatureWestfair Business JournalSHU Discovery Science Center & Planetarium launches ISS pilotBusinessSHU DiscoveryInteractive exhibit lets visitors talk to the ISSInstitutionMSNNew museum exhibit lets visitors learn about the ISSSyndicationThe News-TimesDiscovery Science Center hosts an interactive space experienceLocal pressRecord-JournalCall a Satellite featured by Record-JournalLocal pressConnecticut PostCall a Satellite exhibit featured in Connecticut PostPrint

In the field

Installations, demonstrations, and real people exploring orbit.

Call a Satellite installation at SHU Discovery Science Center
SHU Discovery Science CenterCall a Satellite installed on the museum floor
Interactive Call a Satellite exhibit at SHU Discovery
SHU Discovery Science CenterThe interactive ISS experience in public operation
Visitors using Call a Satellite at SHU Discovery
SHU Discovery Science CenterVisitors exploring live orbital data through conversation
Call a Satellite exhibit display at SHU Discovery
SHU Discovery Science CenterA consumer interface for real space infrastructure
Phillip Baldwin at a Call a Satellite university demonstration
Stony Brook UniversityPhillip Baldwin, Associate Professor of Media Arts
Call a Satellite classroom demonstration at Stony Brook University
Stony Brook UniversityStudents test the voice-first orbital experience
Live Call a Satellite demonstration
Stony Brook UniversityA live demonstration grounded in current orbital telemetry
Call a Satellite product demonstration
Stony Brook UniversityShowing the product in an educational setting
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Bring space closer

Bring orbit to your audience.

We work with museums, planetariums, and educators to turn live space data into memorable public experiences.

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