We were down at Bank Rakyat’s new Twin Towers HQ in KL today to showcase and promote our services in conjunction with their ‘Creativity and Innovation Day’. We’re looking forward to innovate and forming astronautics club in every primary school in Malaysia. Let’s GO for launch!!! With Datuk Mustafha MD of Bank Rakyat

In an effort to diversify and extend our reach across borders, AstroX recently scaled up Mount Rinjani located in North Lombok. Faced with challenging weather conditions on summit day, we managed to persevere and reach the peak of Mount Rinjani 3,726m and planted our beloved new identity ‘AstroX’ on the second highest active volcano in Indonesia. We hope to emulate our success with our Astronautics Club Malaysia, in which will see every primary school in

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25th March 2015. As part of their co-curricular activities in school, members of our astronautics club built their own pop rockets last Wednesday. The students were exposed to the STEM approach of learning in which they got to design the rockets based on their own creativity. The session was led by their club teacher Mr. Ooi Leng Kai while being mentored by one of our members Prabaharan Nadarajan. The pop rockets module is the second

We received our grant package in the form of computers and peripherals from ngohub this morning. We would like to thank SOLS 24/7 and 7-Eleven for their contribution. The equipment will benefit kids in their C++ programming module during our rocketry workshops. Thank you from all of us at AstroX…

We conducted our very first rocketry workshop for the members of our astronautics club in Cyberjaya today. It was held at the MDeC’s Knowledge Workers Development Centre. Their facilities are state of the art and we would like to extend our deepest appreciation to MDeC for letting us have your venue to run our programme. The workshop got 19 kids having fun mixing chemicals, learning software programming to measure the thrust vector of their rockets