03 Nov What’s trending at SANSA?
What's trending at SANSA?
What's trending at SANSA?
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A visiting engineering student at SANSA is using complex electronics and powerful magnets to simulate weightlessness on Earth, in order to demonstrate satellite orientation in outer space.
Satellite data providers often charge a premium for satellite images in high-demand, but SANSA has managed to secure a cost-effective deal for the South African government.
Imagine relying on a wall of numbers to find the best rush-hour route from your home to work, instead of your mobile phone’s map app, which uses live traffic reports to calculate the fastest route as you drive.
System administrators build and maintain the software systems that SANSA’s engineers and researchers rely on to do their work. Tebogo Ramokgopa and Karabo Mithi are just two of the many systems administrators tinkering away, often in the background, to keep
For the first time ever, Africa will host the world’s space operations community at the SpaceOps 2020 conference in Cape Town next May.
SANSA is taking the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) beyond the stratosphere with a future ‘constellation’ of ZACube satellites; each slightly smaller than their pioneering predecessor ZACube-2.
What’s happening in Space Science in South Africa and around the world?
SANSA Space Science research makes the SAJS front page The latest issue of the South African Journal of Science (SAJS) features an image of a sprite on the cover, drawn from the work of SANSA Space Science researchers Stanislaus Nnadih (PhD