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The China Manned Space Agency, which on Tuesday returned three astronauts to Earth who had been working since May on the Tiangong space station, wants to pay private-sector companies for future missions.
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This Space Café Singapore will feature Mani Thiru, Head of Space & Satellite at AWS AsiaPacific, in conversation with Lynette Tan
A recent agreement between the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and Singapore Space and Technology Limited will see the two organisations working in tandem to support their national space tech start-ups through commercial development and help them reach international markets. Click to read more...