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The Centre for Basic Space Science and Astronomy (CBSSA), Nsukka, Enugu State, has said that the first total lunar eclipse for the year 2022 will take place globally in the early morning hours of Monday, May 16, 2022. Centre Director, Dr Bonaventure Okere stated that the lunar eclipse will be visible from across the nooks […]

The winners will also participate in the International Scientific Optical Network project coordinated by KIAM RAS.

Space agency explains why rocket debris cannot not fall into Nigeria The National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA) has stressed the need for development of satellite technology as a tool tackling the menace of insecurity in the country, which is currently causing havoc in the political, social and economic fabric of the nation. Director General, NASRDA, Dr. Halilu Shaba, in an interactive session during a special presentation in honour of his formal assumption of office in Abuja, described the Agency as a strategic partner as it possesses relevant capabilities and specialisation...

Space agency explains why rocket debris cannot not fall into Nigeria The National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA) has stressed the need for development of satellite technology as a tool tackling the menace of insecurity in the country, which is currently causing havoc in the political, social and economic fabric of the nation. Director General, NASRDA, Dr. Halilu Shaba, in an interactive session during a special presentation in honour of his formal assumption of office in Abuja, described the Agency as a strategic partner as it possesses relevant capabilities and specialisat...

Satellite. Photo: ITUNEWS Space exploration used to be a luxurious show of technological might between the United States of America and the defunct Soviet Union until developed nations realised the potential of space technology in addressing real-life challenges and improving the conditions of living on earth. Developing nations, including Nigeria, followed suit, committing their limited resources at a smaller but significant scale to exploit outer space programmes for socio-economic gains, as well as national pride among the committee of nations. Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbon...