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After more than a week of conducting biomedical experiments, experiencing Ramadan in orbit, and observing Earth from space, it was time to return home
It was more than a national milestone , it was a moment for the global Muslim community, exploring how faith can coexist with space exploration.
The mission was not only about sending Malaysia's first astronaut into space, but also about giving local scientists the opportunity to test their research in the unique environment of microgravity.
After years of intense competition and rigorous training, Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor was selected as Malaysia's first angkasawan, with Dr Faiz Khaleed as backup.
The response was overwhelming. More than 11,000 Malaysians registered online, each dreaming of being the nation's first angkasawan.
Remember the song we always sang during motivation programs or seminars? The one that goes: Gemuruh Jiwa!! Semangat Membara!! Dari Puncak ingin ke angkasa
Ever wondered how astronauts eat, sleep, and even go to the bathroom in space? This post explores their daily routines aboard the ISS, explained directly by astronauts themselves.
Ever wondered what ‘T-minus’ and ‘T-plus’ really mean during rocket launches? This post breaks down the iconic countdown, why it matters, and how it keeps space missions in perfect sync.
In school, we often assume that the orbits of satellites and planets are perfectly circular. However, in real-world applications, orbital mechanics are far more intricate.
Kenapa soalan matematik suruh kita guna π = 22/7? Bukan ke nilai π memang 22/7? Kita boleh guna nilai lain ke untuk π?