Astrophysics Research Laboratory (UPLB AstroLab)

10/05/2019

The Philippines is set to take one giant leap into space science, yet many Filipinos still wonder why this matters. Here are 10 practical answers.

13/12/2016

27/04/2016

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The Technology Department of Regulus SpaceTech Incorporated facilitated the Can Satellite Development and Instrumentation Training Workshop Phase II of the Philippine Science High School Central Luzon Campus.

30/01/2016

How many modules does ISS have?

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29/01/2016

A monstrous, invisible cloud of hydrogen gas, known as the Smith Cloud, is plummeting toward our Milky Way galaxy at nearly 700,000 miles per hour. Like a boomerang, the cloud was launched from our galaxy around 70 million years ago and is on a return collision course in about 30 million years. This collision is expected to ignite a spectacular burst of star formation, maybe even enough gas to make 2 million suns! Detals: http://go.nasa.gov/1Qw0ZBx

26/01/2016

After a six-week journey, LISA Pathfinder arrived today at its destination, the Lagrange point L1, a point on the virtual line joining the Earth to the Sun, some 1.5 million km from Earth, where th…

26/01/2016

Lockheed Martin is working on new technology that promises to drastically reduce the size of telescope needed to see a long distance

15/01/2016

Video of DIWATA-1 turnover to JAXA

DIWATA-1 is the Philippines' own microsatellite engineered in cooperation with universities in Japan.

13/01/2016

Former adviser of UPLB Astrophysics Research Lab was at Tsukuba, Japam for the official turn-over of DIWATA-1 Philippine microsat to JAXA for its deployment at Cape Canaveral in the US later this year.

Dr. Sese is currently the head of the National Space Dev't Program of DOST.

07/01/2016

Please vote Maria Sobina Yu for EDUZINE GLOBAL 'ACE' YOUNG ACHIEVER AWARDS.

At her young age, she has become the
+ambassador of a blog dedicated to Sir Patrick Moore,
+associate editor of Astronomy and Space (online),
+youngest member of Phil. Astronomical Society

Simply type her name in the comment section of this page:
http://www.eduzineglobal.com/70/865/eduzine-global-young-achiever-awards-2016

Please read Sobina's heart-warming story:
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She's amazing given her age!

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31/12/2015

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