Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC) 2012 is Asia's Premier Space & Technology Event.

Providing a platform for the latest technology in space engineering and design, Singapore Space & Technology Association (SSTA) presents the world's premier space convention, GSTC 2012. Held in Singapore on the 9th & 10th February 2012, GSTC 2012 is well-positioned to give you an edge over the rapidly developing space industry in Asia. A modern, vibrant city with state-of-the-art infrastructure, Singapore is the ideal location to attract global industry leaders and research organisations to showcase their latest space products and design concepts right at the heart of Asia.

The "Rise of the rest" theme holds true…Asia is a critical market in the area of space technology.

With the space industry estimated to be worth over US$258 billion, many Asian companies and agencies deemed at the forefront. Home to a majority of the global population, there is increasing demand for space-related services, and a strong push towards technology advancement and new applications.

Growth and development of the space industry in this region presents many untapped opportunities, and GSTC serves as a neutral forum for business-to-business networking and interaction. GSTC 2012 also continues to play an active role in bridging the gap between East and West.

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The Singapore Space Challenge (SSC) is an annual prestigious nation-wide design competition with different space-themes presented every year. It is currently in its 4th year running.

Targeted at students aged 15 to 25, SSC aims to motivate space and technology interests amongst the young and to promote participation in space-related activities. Through this challenge, SSTA also hopes to create greater public awareness of the use of space technology and exploration.

Space Academy Singapore, a 5 days day camp jointly organized by the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and TriVector International (TVI), is Singapore’s premiere space training programme conducted with a special focus to create public awareness in the space industry, and to promote science and engineering among students.