The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) recently launched SIKAP+, which stood for the Space Infrastructure, Know-How, and Applications Acceleration through Promotion and Training project, in aims to expand scientific research and cooperation among Asian nations. "In terms of space, the SIKAP+ aims to teach countries that are yet to work on space industry. SIKAP+ also complements the Ground Receiving and Science Product Development (GRASPED) and the Space Science and Technology Proliferation through University Partnerships (STeP-UP) components of the STAMINA4Space Program. Read more in our articles including "PH to teach other nations on space tech and best practices" and "Sony acquires Destiny 2 developer Bungie for USD 3.7 billion".
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Aug 9, 2020The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) recently launched SIKAP+, which stood for the Space Infrastructure, Know-How, and Applications Acceleration through Promotion and Training project, in aims to expand scientific research and cooperation among Asian nations. "In terms of space, the SIKAP+ aims to teach countries that are yet to work on space industry.
SIKAP+ also complements the Ground Receiving and Science Product Development (GRASPED) and the Space Science and Technology Proliferation through University Partnerships (STeP-UP) components of the STAMINA4Space Program.
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