space
Sweeping Up Space Junk (VIDEO)
By clearing out space debris, Astroscale is securing a safe and sustainable future for space development efforts, says CIO Ai Makino.
Zhurong Rover Takes China To Mars
As China’s first rover on Mars, Zhurong is set to probe the Red Planet’s magnetic field and search for subsurface water, making its mark in a new era of space voyages.
China’s Chang’e-5 Journeys To The Moon And Back
Carrying the first moon samples in 44 years, China’s Chang’e-5 probe is now set to return to Earth.
Asian Scientist Magazine’s 2019 Roundup
Just in case you missed them, we bring you some of the top stories on Asian Scientist Magazine in 2019.
7 Must-Read Stories In July 2018
This month’s most-read articles revolved around clinicians and researchers working at the interface of scientific disciplines.
The Business Of Space
Smaller, cheaper, lighter, leaner. Welcome to the ‘NewSpace’ era, where starting a space tech company doesn’t have to be rocket science.
Ready For Liftoff
With technological advances lowering barriers to entry for startups and smaller players, it’s all systems go for Singapore space tech.
The Age Of The Astropreneur Is Here
As space becomes increasingly democratised, even small companies in small countries can get in on the game, says Dr Bidushi Bhattacharya, CEO and co-founder of Singapore-based space tech incubator Astropreneurs HUB.
Space Probe Spots Venus’ Equatorial Winds
A Japanese satellite has collected data on high-velocity winds at Venus’ equator that could help clarify theories about superrotation.
When Space Goes Small
Space tech startups are pushing us a little closer to the final frontier.
