The Straits Times Coordinated by SSTA, the “Asian Try Zero-G” programme helps Singapore students’ experiment proposals take flight through the Japan aerospace agency. Link to article Category: NewsBy pixelysgFebruary 5, 2016 Share This Article Share on FacebookShare on Facebook TweetShare on Twitter Pin itShare on Pinterest Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Singapore partners Chinese association to develop satnav techNextNext post:S’pore firm set to launch 2nd satellite by 2020Related PostsCEO Lynette Tan shares why space is humanity’s playground for invention, innovation and inspirationApril 13, 2022Singapore signs US-led pact on space explorationMarch 28, 20225 Top SpaceTech Startups to Watch in 2022March 14, 2022ESA – Project Cyclotron Investor ForumFebruary 22, 2022A billionaire CEO is on track to go further into space than any human in 50 yearsFebruary 22, 2022New Zealand’s and Germany’s joint space researchFebruary 22, 2022
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