This is the First Sway ever created. Presented by Gaurang Potdar at the "Witness the Big Bang" Event, conducted online by the Astrophiles

We all were told stories about stars since childhood. Stars have been the inspiration for scientists and for pop culture.

Presenting a Multi-Part Star Sway

-Madhuri Bhattacharyya

We've taken science a step further. So instead of explaining planets, and planets with rings, and asteroid belt, we've included Solar System Theories

-Satish Kumar and Ashwini Rana

This is the brightest star we can see. Or actually which we shouldn't see, with naked eyes, or naked camera. Looking directly will damage eyes. Focusing directly will destroy the camera sensor. Despite that, it is a very fascinating object. Hope you will enjoy this one.

-Satish Kumar and Ashwini Rana

Objects in the Sky, that we've always liked. Especially Saturn due to the rings. Presenting Planets, we hope you will enjoy them

-Satish Kumar, Ashiwni Rana

Commonly referred as Shooting Stars. Bodies of Rock and Ice. Sometimes posing a threat to the Earth.

-Ashwini Rana and Satish Kumar

The planets which are not "so-planet" are Dwarf Planets

-Sarish Kumar, Ashwini Rana

Once a sign of destruction, now a opportunity to explore

-Ashwini Rana, Satish Kumar

One of the most beautiful looking objects in the night sky

-Ashwini Rana, Satish Kumar

The debate on what would have shaped the world. This question is just as old as humanity. Hot Topics, Intense Debates, Computer Simulations, Philosophy, all of these are found under this heading

-Satish Kumar, Ashwini Rana

-Shlok Pillay

One of the most weird places in our Universe.

-Mayuri Kadam, Saurabh Singh, Madhuri Bhattacharya

Physics required for dealing with astronomical objects are discussed in this sway(not all the laws and equations, but yes few of them).

-Pranay Shukla