Light 1 Project Timeline

Details about NSSA Sat 1 project partners, team, mission purpose, project duration, timeline, satellite size and payload.
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Meeting Officials of the UAE Space Agency

Within the framework of boosting the bilateral cooperation between the UAE and Bahrain in the space sector, Eng. Kamal bin Ahmed Mohammed, Minister of Transportation and Telecommunications, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Space Science Agency met with Sarah Bint Yousif Al Amiri, Minister of State for Advanced Sciences and Chair of the UAE Space Agency.
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The First Bahraini to Design a Satellite Test Platform

Space engineer Ali Al-Qaraan designed a qualitative test platform for cubic satellites based on the magnetic suspension system. It was part of the requirements of his educational and training program in space science and building satellites in the United Arab Emirates.
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Bahrain is Shaping the Future of Space Science

NSSA engineers and technicians have published more more than 10 scientific papers in 2020, while work is underway to publish another 20 scientific articles this year in international peer-reviewed journals and international conferences specializing in the field of satellite construction and their applications, in addition to participating in conferences specializing in satellite applications. artificial intelligence in the field of space sciences, data spatial analysis and images.
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The First Bahraini Engineer in the Management of Space Mission Risks

Bahrain Space Team member, Amina Al Balushi, have successfully graduated after completing her educational and training program and obtaining a master's degree in systems management and engineering with a specialization in space science and technology from Khalifa University in the United Arab Emirates. Her thesis focused on risk management in space projects. The training program provided Space Eng. Amina Al Balushi the opportunity to participate in building and designing several satellites, one of which is the "DhabiSat" satellite, which was launched into space in February 2021.
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As Part of the Bahraini-UAE Program, a Satellite will be Launched on 20 Feb

Engineers of the Bahrain Space Team together with space engineer from the UAE Space Agency and Khalifa University cooperated in designing and developing “Dhabi Sat”, a micro-satellite, which could not have been completed without the support of Yahsat Satellite Communications, in the United Arab Emirates, and Northrop Grumman International. The satellite is scheduled to be launched from the Wallops Flight Centre in Virginia, US, to the International Space Station on Saturday, 20 February 2021.
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