Tanzania, Three Other Nations Leading Africa into Space

Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

African countries have not yet announced sending anyone into space, but reports from Pretoria, South Africa, indicate the African race into outer space is gaining momentum and Tanzania is among four African nations leading the way.

But South Africa is not operating alone in their space programme,accordng to Mudau, but as part of the African Space Programme, Andiswa Mlisa from the Group on Earth Observations identified countries already involved as Nigeria, Algeria and Tanzania whose current involvement related to the training of engineers and research collaborations.

Tanzania, Three Other Nations Leading Africa into Space? | TZ Business News

Wakenya vipi mko wapi mbona mmelala sana?

Wick · Sep 11, 2017

Yes we can!...

MKWEPA KODI · Sep 11, 2017

Mmmh hii habari inahitaji Maelezo ya ziada kuiamini, Tanzania bado sana

MWANDENDEULE · Sep 11, 2017

Asuredly, we are doing great here on earth at aerospace station in T, and our space lab has taken shape already in outer space. Within one to two years from 2016 we'll have sent a satellite into space.

Synod · Sep 11, 2017

MKWEPA KODI said:
Mmmh hii habari inahitaji Maelezo ya ziada kuiamini, Tanzania bado sana

Kama maelezo yaliyoko kwenye hiyo link hujayaamini, basi inabidi uwe kama tomaso, uone kwa macho kwanza!

Kafrican · Sep 11, 2017

There are only two African countries who own a satelite, the rest are just sheep..

Kenya to launch space centre

Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

Kafrican said:
There are only two African countries who own a satelite, the rest are just sheep..

Kenya to launch space centre

Kwikwikwikwikwiiiiii
Yaaani air space center. Mbona Tanzania ipo miaka mingi sana?
Sisi tunataka ku lauch satellite nyie mnaongelea center. Pyuuuuu!!!

Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

Lol..... okay....next thread[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

Kenya was controlling upto 25% of tanzanian airspace mpaka last year june since 1919, Kenya is Sole controller ya Somali Airspace

Kuna 2 launch pads Kenya za satelite for the italian space agency kule malindi brogiolli...smh!! Dont make me laugh!!

Kama air tanzania iliwashinda mtaanzajw kuenda space mymeshindwa kukaa angani 250m-5km mtaendaje 40km into the space [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

Launching of satelites in Malindi

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Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

The Luigi Broglio Space Centre (BSC ) is an Italian-owned spaceport near
Malindi , Kenya , named after its founder and Italian space pioneer Luigi Broglio .[1] Developed in the 1960s through a partnership between the
University of Rome La Sapienza 's Aerospace Research Centre and NASA , the BSC served as a spaceport for the launch of both Italian and international
satellites (1967-1988). The centre comprises a main offshore launch site, known as the San Marco platform , as well as two secondary control platforms and a communications
ground station on the mainland.

Launch site San Marco platform
Location Malindi , Kenya
Coordinates 2°56′18″S
40°12′45″E /
2.93833°S 40.21250°E
Operator Italian Space Agency
(formerly Sapienza University of Rome and NASA )
Total launches 27
Launch pad(s) 2
Min / max
orbital inclination 2.0–3.0° [ citation needed]
San Marco launch history
Status Inactive
Launches 24
First launch Scout B , 26 April 1967
Last launch Scout G-1 , 25 March 1988
Associated rockets Scout
Apache
Nike Tomahawk
Tomahawk
Arcas
Black Brant
Astrobee
Santa Rita launch history
Status Inactive
Launches 3
First launch Apache, 25 March 1964
Last launch Apache, 2 April 1964
Associated rockets Apache

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Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

Sammuel999 said:
The Luigi Broglio Space Centre (BSC ) is an Italian-owned spaceport near
Malindi , Kenya , named after its founder and Italian space pioneer Luigi Broglio .[1] Developed in the 1960s through a partnership between the
University of Rome La Sapienza 's Aerospace Research Centre and NASA , the BSC served as a spaceport for the launch of both Italian and international
satellites (1967-1988). The centre comprises a main offshore launch site, known as the San Marco platform , as well as two secondary control platforms and a communications
ground station on the mainland.

Launch site San Marco platform
Location Malindi , Kenya
Coordinates 2°56′18″S
40°12′45″E /
2.93833°S 40.21250°E
Operator Italian Space Agency
(formerly Sapienza University of Rome and NASA )
Total launches 27
Launch pad(s) 2
Min / max
orbital inclination 2.0–3.0° [ citation needed]
San Marco launch history
Status Inactive
Launches 24
First launch Scout B , 26 April 1967
Last launch Scout G-1 , 25 March 1988
Associated rockets Scout
Apache
Nike Tomahawk
Tomahawk
Arcas
Black Brant
Astrobee
Santa Rita launch history
Status Inactive
Launches 3
First launch Apache, 25 March 1964
Last launch Apache, 2 April 1964
Associated rockets Apache

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Kwikwikwikwikwi nimeecheka sana na maigizo ya wakenya. Dah!! wakenya kwa kuigiza noma sana.Sasa hebu niambie Italy wamewahi kurusha satellite?

Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

Lol

Mkae huki mbali mnyamaze ..kenya mwaka huu ulitangaza kuunda NASA yake kama ile ya Marekani

Wakenya wamekuwa wakifanya kazi pamoja na Italia kujifunza mambo ya space

The 64-kg X-ray satellite Uhuru launched off the San Marco platform on Jamhuri Day 1970. It was built by NASA, and would be the first American spacecraft launched by another country. Its name, which means freedom in Kiswahili, was not accidental. Its official name was Small Astronomical Satellite-1 (SAS-1). It was supposed to be launched in early December but a battery failure delayed the launch. The next sensible date, which was a Saturday, also happened to be Kenya’s independence anniversary.

Satelite UHURU launching from Malindi on Jamhuri Day 1970 above

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Camilo_Cienfuegos · Sep 11, 2017

Hahahahahah labda kama unamaanisha wale wanao safiri na ungo

Sammuel999 · Sep 11, 2017

Annael said:
Kwikwikwikwikwi nimeecheka sana na maigizo ya wakenya. Dah!! wakenya kwa kuigiza noma sana.Sasa hebu niambie Italy wamewahi kurusha satellite?

Chukua L enda kaa kwa korna yako

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LightYagami · Sep 11, 2017

Lakini hawa waTanzania na their inferiority man. Yaani mpaka they post their news here ndio sisi wakenya tuwanotice haha

Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

Sammuel999 said:
Chukua L enda kaa kwa korna yako

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Satellite ipi unaongelea. Hiyo information yako uliyoiweka nimeipitia shida kweli.

Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

LightYagami said:
Lakini hawa waTanzania na their inferiority man. Yaani mpaka they post their news here ndio sisi wakenya tuwanotice haha

Wewe umewahi kuona mTZ yupo kwenye JamiiForums.com? Mbona wewe umekuja na kujiunga kwenye social network ya watanzania. Huoni kwamba unataka kujulikana?

trigeminal · Sep 11, 2017

Tanzania !!! [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] nakunya bukoba mpaka mtwara kwa mastari

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Emc2 · Sep 11, 2017

Sammuel999 said:
Lol

Mkae huki mbali mnyamaze ..kenya mwaka huu ulitangaza kuunda NASA yake kama ile ya Marekani

Wakenya wamekuwa wakifanya kazi pamoja na Italia kujifunza mambo ya space

The 64-kg X-ray satellite Uhuru launched off the San Marco platform on Jamhuri Day 1970. It was built by NASA, and would be the first American spacecraft launched by another country. Its name, which means freedom in Kiswahili, was not accidental. Its official name was Small Astronomical Satellite-1 (SAS-1). It was supposed to be launched in early December but a battery failure delayed the launch. The next sensible date, which was a Saturday, also happened to be Kenya’s independence anniversary.

Satelite UHURU launching from Malindi on Jamhuri Day 1970 above

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Kwikwikwi yani unanichekesha kabisa.

NASA wanakuja kutumia eneo lenu mnajidai kuwa ninyi ndio mmetengeneza.

Satellite imetengeneza na Marekani, na wanao operate ni Marekani. Nyie hamjui chochote.
Only Ghana in Africa wamerusha satellite.

Next step ni joint venture (SA, Nigeria, Algeria na Tanzania)

Uhuru (satellite) - Wikipedia

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