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12

Space For National Development Conference
All day
2019.11.12-2019.11.14
https://africanews.space/event/space-for-national-development-conference/
Hosted by the South African Space Agency, the 2nd Edition of the Space for National Development Conference slated for 12 – 14 November 2019 at Protea Hotel Fire & Ice, Menlyn, Pretoria, kicks off today.

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Space Travel Application Deadline
All day
2019.11.15
https://africanews.space/event/application-deadline-to-travel-to-space/
Space for Humanity programme will select citizen astronauts from diverse backgrounds who are uniquely qualified to share their experiences with their broader communities and the world. The Colorado-based non-profit believes that through group experience and a diverse selection process, this can help many more people understand the positive value of space exploration and why we must look after “Spaceship Earth”.

Doctoral Scholarship In Theoretical Cosmology Deadline
All day
2019.11.15
https://africanews.space/event/doctoral-scholarship-in-theoretical-cosmology-deadline/
Highly motivated black South African students who aspire to become research academics are invited to apply to study towards a Ph.D. in the Astrophysics and Cosmology of Extended Theories of Gravity under the supervision of Professor Peter Dunsby.

18

AfricaGIS 2019 Conference
All day
2019.11.18-2019.11.22
https://africanews.space/event/africagis-2019-conference/
Space in Africa is glad to announce that AfricaGIS 2019 Conference will be held between 18-22 November, 2019 at the Kigali Conference and exhibition Village. The theme of the conference is “Innovations in Geospatial Technologies for achieving the SDGs in Africa.”

22

Egypt’s TIBA-1 Communications Satellite Launch
All day
2019.11.22
https://africanews.space/event/egypts-tiba-1-communications-satellite-launch/
Egypt’s TIBA-1 communications satellite is set for launch into space on 22 November on board Ariane 5 rocket from the Spaceport in French Guiana, alongside Inmarsat-5 (GX-5). TIBA-1, designed to remain in service in orbit for more than 15 years, will have a launch mass of 5,600 kg and an electric power capability of higher than 9 kW.

State of the Map Africa 2019
All day
2019.11.22-2019.11.24
https://africanews.space/event/state-of-the-map-africa-2019-logo-contest/
The State of the Map Africa Working Group was pleased to announce the call for logo designs. We needed your help to build a strong recognizable logo for State of the Map Africa 2019 taking place in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast on 22-24 the November 2019.

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3rd African Space Generation Workshop
All day
2019.11.30-2019.12.01
https://africanews.space/event/3rd-african-space-generation-workshop/
The two-day regional workshop will bring together students, young professionals and industry representatives to engage and nurture the next generation’s perspective on space and scientific matters in the African region. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with experts from academia, businesses and space agencies through plenary and panel sessions, keynotes and working group discussions.