The SA Rocketry Camp 2006 was made possible by generous sponsorship from
We would also like to thank the Overberg Test Range and the Test Flight Development Centre for their time and effort, and for sharing the excitement of their work with us.
Thanks also to the South African Amateur Space Administration (SAASA) and the South African Rocketry Association (SARA) for their time and especially their rockets!
World Space Week Workshop
University of Polokwane.
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Radar indicates buried glaciers on Mars.
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NASA and USAID bring Earth-Observation Benefits to Africa.
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Hubble directly observes Planet Orbiting Fomalhaut.
Vacancy: President and CEO: NRF, closing date 28 Feb '09.
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Space Inspiration World Space Week 2006 Amateur Astronomy Amateur Rocketry Education
Cabinet gives green light for SA space agency, as reported by Engineering News (28 July 2006)
Cabinet has approved the establishment of SA's first space agency, as reported by Business Day (31 July 2006).
Minister of Science and Technology Mr Mosibudi Mangena
The SA Space Portal is hosted and maintained by the National Research Foundation.
