Title of the Event : "Meet an Astronaut"

Date: 19th of June, 2024

Time: 12noon to 2:00pm

Program : National Space Research and Development Agency via Space Museum, Obasanjo space center is inviting school students to meet and interact with an Astronaut "

Side Attraction : Take Pictures with the Astronaut.

Portfolio of Astronaut : Victor Correa Hespanha, a civil production engineer was the second Brazilian Astronaut.

The SERA-NASRDA collaboration builds upon SERA's previous success in sending Victor Hespanha, a Brazilian civil production engineer, to space in 2022, demonstrating the transformative power of an inclusive and accessible space ecosystem.
NASRDA is thereby providing Space Enthusiasts from primary and secondary schools an opportunity to interact directly with an Astronaut as he shares his personal experiences. Students of all grade levels are encouraged to attend the meet and greet, which will also showcase a variety of STEM vocations.

Title of the Event : "Meet an Astronaut"

Date: 19th of June, 2024

Time: 12noon to 2:00pm

Program : National Space Research and Development Agency via Space Museum, Obasanjo space center is inviting school students to meet and interact with an Astronaut "

Side Attraction : Take Pictures with the Astronaut.

Portfolio of Astronaut : Victor Correa Hespanha, a civil production engineer was the second Brazilian Astronaut.

The SERA-NASRDA collaboration builds upon SERA's previous success in sending Victor Hespanha, a Brazilian civil production engineer, to space in 2022, demonstrating the transformative power of an inclusive and accessible space ecosystem.
NASRDA is thereby providing Space Enthusiasts from primary and secondary schools an opportunity to interact directly with an Astronaut as he shares his personal experiences. Students of all grade levels are encouraged to attend the meet and greet, which will also showcase a variety of STEM vocations.

Title of the Event : "Meet an Astronaut"

Date: 19th of June, 2024

Time: 12noon to 2:00pm

Program : National Space Research and Development Agency via Space Museum, Obasanjo space center is inviting school students to meet and interact with an Astronaut "

Side Attraction : Take Pictures with the Astronaut.

Portfolio of Astronaut : Victor Correa Hespanha, a civil production engineer was the second Brazilian Astronaut.

The SERA-NASRDA collaboration builds upon SERA's previous success in sending Victor Hespanha, a Brazilian civil production engineer, to space in 2022, demonstrating the transformative power of an inclusive and accessible space ecosystem.
NASRDA is thereby providing Space Enthusiasts from primary and secondary schools an opportunity to interact directly with an Astronaut as he shares his personal experiences. Students of all grade levels are encouraged to attend the meet and greet, which will also showcase a variety of STEM vocations.

Title of the Event : "Meet an Astronaut"

Date: 19th of June, 2024

Time: 12noon to 2:00pm

Program : National Space Research and Development Agency via Space Museum, Obasanjo space center is inviting school students to meet and interact with an Astronaut "

Side Attraction : Take Pictures with the Astronaut.

Portfolio of Astronaut : Victor Correa Hespanha, a civil production engineer was the second Brazilian Astronaut.

The SERA-NASRDA collaboration builds upon SERA's previous success in sending Victor Hespanha, a Brazilian civil production engineer, to space in 2022, demonstrating the transformative power of an inclusive and accessible space ecosystem.
NASRDA is thereby providing Space Enthusiasts from primary and secondary schools an opportunity to interact directly with an Astronaut as he shares his personal experiences. Students of all grade levels are encouraged to attend the meet and greet, which will also showcase a variety of STEM vocations.

CREDITS TO THE OP.

Should anyone with in Nigeria wish to discover more about Space and what the National Space Research and Development Agency continue to work on VISIT the National Space Museum, Abuja.

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In the vast expanse of space, where darkness seems to dominate, the presence of sunlight might seem contradictory. How can there be sunlight in space, yet it appears so dark? This apparent paradox arises from the unique characteristics of space and the way light interacts with it.

Firstly, let’s delve into why space appears dark. Unlike Earth’s atmosphere, which scatters sunlight in all directions, space is mostly empty. There are very few particles—atoms, molecules, or dust—in the vast void between celestial bodies. As a result, there are minimal obstacles for light to scatter off, leading to the perception of darkness.

However, despite the darkness of space, the Sun remains a prominent source of light. The Sun emits an immense amount of energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation, including visible light. As this light travels through the vacuum of space, it encounters little resistance and continues to propagate until it encounters an object.

One might wonder then, why doesn’t the light from the Sun illuminate all of space, eliminating the darkness? The answer lies in the vast distances between celestial bodies. Space is incomprehensibly vast, with light taking significant time to travel from one point to another. While sunlight does spread throughout space, its intensity diminishes with distance according to the inverse square law. As a result, by the time sunlight reaches our eyes—or the sensors of telescopes—the intensity is greatly reduced, contributing to the perception of darkness.

Furthermore, space is not completely devoid of matter. Though sparse, there are interstellar clouds, asteroids, comets, and other celestial objects scattered throughout the cosmos. These objects can absorb or scatter light, further contributing to the darkness of space by obstructing the path of sunlight.

Another factor to consider is the human perception of darkness. Our eyes adapt to the environment we are in, and in the absence of surrounding light sources, the contrast between the darkness of space and the brightness of celestial objects like stars and planets becomes more pronounced. Thus, even though there is sunlight in space, the overall perception remains one of darkness due to the vast distances, sparse matter, and human visual adaptation.

In conclusion, the apparent paradox of sunlight coexisting with darkness in space can be attributed to several factors, including the vast distances between celestial bodies, the sparse distribution of matter, and human perception. While sunlight does permeate space, its intensity diminishes over distance, and the absence of scattering particles leads to the perception of darkness. Understanding these dynamics enriches our appreciation of the cosmos and the interplay between light and darkness in the universe.

Due to the recent increase in DSTV tariff, I decide to search for an alternative to DSTV. Shortly after the announcement Nigerians began to promote SLTV... I was excited about it so I decided to check for reviews.
After spending 2 hours reading reviews, I realised were not serious in this country. We still do not have a worthy competition and the guys who claim to provide Satellite TV services aren't serious.

Quality of service of images isn't half as good on SLTV.
TV channels are not as good as people claim.

The only reason SLTV is cheap is simply because of its poor quality of service. It looks like it is in the same class as GoTV.

I am still looking for alternative that can rival DSTV. I hope someday we will have one.




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Explore the Universe This Easter at the National Space Museum Abuja

This Easter, embark on an interstellar journey without leaving Earth at the National Space Museum Abuja. The museum, a beacon of science and wonder, invites you to experience the marvels of space exploration during the festive holiday.
A Universe of Wonders Awaits The National Space Museum is not just a place to visit; it’s a portal to the cosmos. With a variety of exhibits and interactive displays, visitors of all ages can learn about the National Space Research and Development Agency’s activities and Nigeria’s contributions to space science.
Engaging Activities for Everyone
• Virtual Reality Experiences: Strap in for a thrilling ride through the stars with our state-of-the-art virtual reality programs.
• Educational Exhibits: Discover the history and science behind space exploration through our engaging exhibitions.
• Games: Experience gaming like never before.

Connect with Fellow Space Enthusiasts The museum is a hub for space lovers. Connect with others who share your passion for the stars.
Plan Your Visit [/b]The National Space Museum is open throughout the Easter holidays, offering a unique and educational way to spend your break. Whether you’re a lifelong space enthusiast or looking for a fun family outing, the museum promises an unforgettable adventure.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the final frontier and ignite your imagination at the National Space Museum Abuja.

[b]Safe and Secure As you plan your visit, rest assured that safety is our priority. The federal government has declared public holidays for the Easter celebration, ensuring a peaceful environment for all visitors.
Join us this Easter to celebrate the wonders of space and science. The universe is vast, and the possibilities are endless at the National Space Museum Abuja. 🚀✨

Want to Visit? Simply come to National Space Museum, Obasanjo Space Centre, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway, Lugbe Abuja. For enquiries: 07049063770, 07032221959

Explore the Universe This Easter at the National Space Museum Abuja

This Easter, embark on an interstellar journey without leaving Earth at the National Space Museum Abuja. The museum, a beacon of science and wonder, invites you to experience the marvels of space exploration during the festive holiday.
A Universe of Wonders Awaits The National Space Museum is not just a place to visit; it’s a portal to the cosmos. With a variety of exhibits and interactive displays, visitors of all ages can learn about the National Space Research and Development Agency’s activities and Nigeria’s contributions to space science.
Engaging Activities for Everyone
• Virtual Reality Experiences: Strap in for a thrilling ride through the stars with our state-of-the-art virtual reality programs.
• Educational Exhibits: Discover the history and science behind space exploration through our engaging exhibitions.
• Games: Experience gaming like never before.

Connect with Fellow Space Enthusiasts The museum is a hub for space lovers. Connect with others who share your passion for the stars.
Plan Your Visit [/b]The National Space Museum is open throughout the Easter holidays, offering a unique and educational way to spend your break. Whether you’re a lifelong space enthusiast or looking for a fun family outing, the museum promises an unforgettable adventure.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the final frontier and ignite your imagination at the National Space Museum Abuja.

[b]Safe and Secure As you plan your visit, rest assured that safety is our priority. The federal government has declared public holidays for the Easter celebration, ensuring a peaceful environment for all visitors.
Join us this Easter to celebrate the wonders of space and science. The universe is vast, and the possibilities are endless at the National Space Museum Abuja. 🚀✨

Want to Visit? Simply come to National Space Museum, Obasanjo Space Centre, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway, Lugbe Abuja. For enquiries: 07049063770, 07032221959

This Easter, embark on an interstellar journey without leaving Earth at the National Space Museum Abuja. The museum, a beacon of science and wonder, invites you to experience the marvels of space exploration during the festive holiday.
A Universe of Wonders Awaits The National Space Museum is not just a place to visit; it’s a portal to the cosmos. With a variety of exhibits and interactive displays, visitors of all ages can learn about the National Space Research and Development Agency’s activities and Nigeria’s contributions to space science.
Engaging Activities for Everyone
• Virtual Reality Experiences: Strap in for a thrilling ride through the stars with our state-of-the-art virtual reality programs.
• Educational Exhibits: Discover the history and science behind space exploration through our engaging exhibitions.
• Games: Experience gaming like never before.

Connect with Fellow Space Enthusiasts The museum is a hub for space lovers. Connect with others who share your passion for the stars.
Plan Your Visit [/b]The National Space Museum is open throughout the Easter holidays, offering a unique and educational way to spend your break. Whether you’re a lifelong space enthusiast or looking for a fun family outing, the museum promises an unforgettable adventure.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the final frontier and ignite your imagination at the National Space Museum Abuja.

[b]Safe and Secure As you plan your visit, rest assured that safety is our priority. The federal government has declared public holidays for the Easter celebration, ensuring a peaceful environment for all visitors.
Join us this Easter to celebrate the wonders of space and science. The universe is vast, and the possibilities are endless at the National Space Museum Abuja. 🚀✨

Want to Visit? Simply come to National Space Museum, Obasanjo Space Centre, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway, Lugbe Abuja. For enquiries: 07049063770, 07032221959

The Space Shuttle Atlantis?

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The Space Shuttle Atlantis?

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National Space Museum, Abuja

Celebrate's International Women's Day


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Johnwrite:
It will be nice to visit oo

For now it is open Monday's to Saturday's.

Touring the National Space Museum, Abuja with European Union Commission delegates.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f_oXiREfqY


Location:
National Space Museum
Obasanjo Space Centre
Umaru Musa Yar'Adua Expressway
Lugbe, Abuja,
Federal Capital Territory.

Touring the National Space Museum, Abuja with European Union Commission delegates.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f_oXiREfqY


Location:
National Space Museum
Obasanjo Space Centre
Umaru Musa Yar'Adua Expressway
Lugbe, Abuja,
Federal Capital Territory.

🚀 Have you ever wondered what visiting the National Space Museum, Abuja is like? 🌠 👇 Check out some of the amazing activities you can do there! 👇

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- Learn about the activities of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA)
- Learn about artefacts and exhibits at the Museum.
- Experience the thrill of space exploration with virtual programs and films 🎥
-Learn about the history and science of space with exhibitions and events 🚀
-Connect with other space lovers online and in communities 🌎 Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the wonders of space and astronomy at the National Space Museum! 🌟

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UyO7ade0gY?si=KFegRGCUg-Uiqh6g[/url]

🚀 Have you ever wondered what visiting the National Space Museum, Abuja is like? 🌠 👇 Check out some of the amazing activities you can do there! 👇

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2-FAt4N7Wg/?igsh=MXR4cDhmZGhkeHM5OA==

- Learn about the activities of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA)
- Learn about artefacts and exhibits at the Museum.
- Experience the thrill of space exploration with virtual programs and films 🎥
-Learn about the history and science of space with exhibitions and events 🚀
-Connect with other space lovers online and in communities 🌎 Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the wonders of space and astronomy at the National Space Museum! 🌟

[URL]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UyO7ade0gY?si=KFegRGCUg-Uiqh6g[/url]

"Embark on Cosmic Discoveries: Your Ticket to the Stars!"

It is still open

The National Space Museum invites talented marketers to apply for the Independent Marketer position. Seeking individuals passionate about space exploration, the role involves reaching out to centres of learning in Abuja. Enjoy the flexibility to showcase your marketing skills and contribute to inspiring the next generation of space enthusiasts.

Are you interested?

Send a message to express your interest to opportunity@milkywayvisuals.com

National Space Museum Abuja is open during this festive period.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SSboIXXPVU

National Space Museum Abuja is open during this festive period.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SSboIXXPVU

National Space Museum Abuja is open during this festive period.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SSboIXXPVU

I will be going to Niger State soon.

Where do I board a bus going to Niger State from Abuja?
How much is the fare?

I also plan to visit Nasarawa soon too.

Where do I board a bus going to Nasarawa State from Abuja?
How much is the fare?

My location is LUGBE.
Please, where is the nearest Bus park?

What is the security situation along the road to Niger and Nasarawa?

Abeg sey dem no dey kidnap oo

Invitation to participate in the celebration of International Observe the Moon Day

Location: Abuja

You're invited to the celebration of International Observe the Moon Day.

Location: Abuja.