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14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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We are pleased to invite the global space community to...
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Ongoing construction of the Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute on the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission's Graduate School of Nuclear and Allied Science facility in Kwabenya, Accra (Credits: AFRICSIS).
National Space Programs

Three-phase development Plan of the Emerging Ghana Space Program

By Hubert Foy on August 25, 2013

Hon. Ms. Sherry Ayittey who first conceived the idea of a Ghana Space Agency (Credits: Guangming Daily Overview). In 2009, Ghana’s Minister of... Read more →
Pictured on the right, Chris Nsamba shows off his space probe to the prime minister of Uganda Amama Mbabazi. (Photo credit ugandanway.com)
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Wanting Space: Ugandan Chris Nsamba Builds Probe, Envisions Shuttle

By Michelle La Vone on August 23, 2013

Ugandan Chris Nsamba invests 15 to 20 hours of each day in the same dream that inspired the August-released Europa Report: finding life in the solar... Read more →
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Mars One Has More Than 100,000 Applicants

By Matteo Emanuelli on August 23, 2013

Although the first step of Mars One’s application process is going to finish on August 31 and official numbers have not yet... Read more →
ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano (Credits: lucaparmitano.com).
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Luca Parmitano Recounts EVA Experience: “Better Not to Forget”

By Merryl Azriel on August 22, 2013

My eyes are closed as I listen to Chris counting down the atmospheric pressure inside the airlock – it’s close to zero now. But I’m not tired... Read more →
The University of Arizona Microgravity Team with their experiment to study the effects of gravity on fault formation. From left to right: Joel Mueting (Senior, Aerospace Engineering), Andrew McGuckin (Senior, Aerospace Engineering), Danny Pagano (Senior, Science Communication, Amanda Urquiza (Senior, Math), Eric Sahr (Senior, Geoscience System Engineering) - Credits: Nathan Wong
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Flying with NASA’s Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program, Part 1

By Staff Writers on August 22, 2013

The University of Arizona Microgravity Team with their experiment to study the effects of gravity on fault formation. From left to right: Joel... Read more →
No, that object hovering just off ISS is not alien in origin: it is an antenna cover broken off the Zvezda module (Credits: NASA).
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Cover Breaks off ISS, Floats Past

By Merryl Azriel on August 21, 2013

On August 19, International Space Station (ISS) astronaut Chris Cassidy reported an unidentified object floating past the window. The last time an... Read more →
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