A group of students of the All Nations University has successfully developed and launched the Ghanasat-1 satellite into space with the help of the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. This historic development, although was not televised live on national television was watched live at JAXA Tsukuba Space Centre. The satellite will be used to monitor Ghana's coastline for mapping purposes, and to build capacity in space science and technology. This spectacular launch is expected to be fully operational on July 11, 2017. Associate research scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre (GSFC), Dr Richard Damoah has commended the students for taking up this initiative. In an address to the media, the research scientist charged government to invest into satellite technology so as to shore up investments into the country. Members of the Council include the President as Chairman, the Vice President, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Attorney General/Minister of Justice, Mini...
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