Experimentation, Learning and Leadership

Experimentation, Learning and Leadership for a Better World

Tomorrow’s world holds limitless possibilities
and space is the first stop in our quest to
innovate, invent and inspire.

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Why Space?

With the growing space economy, space is no longer the final frontier but the first stop for innovation.

A place of extreme conditions and endless possibilities, Space holds the key to innovation across climate tech, life science experimentation, big data and connectivity.

Space Faculty brings together the best minds in the industry to help enterprises, governments, educational institutions and individuals tap into opportunities in the growing space economy.

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ISC

Success Stories | International Space Challenge

Natalie Ching: From ISC Distinction to Singapore Space Icon

Launching Singapore Students' Experiments into Space with JAXA

Natalie Ching from River Valley High School, a Distinction winner at the 16th International Space Challenge (ISC), has become a leading light for the future of space in Singapore, going on to feature in a special video by the Office of Space Technology and Industry (OSTIn), highlighting the next bound of development for Singapore’s space sector.

Now in its 18th edition, the International Space Challenge (ISC) stands as a beacon of inspiration, drawing students from across the globe into the captivating realms of STEM. More than just a competition; it aims to be a thrilling journey designed to spark curiosity, foster innovation, and inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, innovators and leaders.

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RPC

Success Stories | Kibo Robot Programming Challenge

SST Students Code Their Way to 2nd Place in
Kibo-RPC

SST Students Code Their Way to 2nd Place in Kibo-RPC

A team of three talented students from the School of Science and Technology (SST) achieved remarkable success in the prestigious KIBO Robot Programming Challenge (KIBO-RPC) 2023. They impressed with their programming skills, securing an impressive second-place finish in the international competition.

Organised in Singapore by Space Faculty in collaboration with JAXA, the KIBO-RPC challenges students to program free-flying Astrobee robots aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to complete various tasks, simulating the real-world challenges faced by astronauts.

ATZG

Success Stories | Asian Try Zero-G

Launching Singapore Students' Experiments
into Space with JAXA

Launching Singapore Students' Experiments into Space with JAXA

Four Hillgrove Secondary School students found themselves at the Tsukuba Space Centre in Japan to witness an astronaut on the International Space Station conduct their experiment. Their meticulously designed experiment on paper plane flight in microgravity became the first-ever Singaporean proposal chosen for the Asian Try Zero-G (ATZG) competition in 2016.

Space Faculty currently partners with JAXA to organise ATZG in Singapore to inspire future generations of scientists and engineers while fostering international collaboration in space research and development.