Space Conference Speaker

Muhammed Marzooq

Student, University of Calicut

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Muhammed Marzooq is a researcher from Kasaragod, India, specializing in aerospace architecture and space habitation. His work focuses on engineering solutions for artificial gravity, specifically utilizing novel geometric configurations to reduce physiological risks in long-duration missions. His research on this topic was previously accepted for the ASGSR 2025 conference agenda. He aims to develop cost-effective, scalable life-support infrastructures for future interplanetary exploration.


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