Piloting students’ journey to space


In another dimension: Kaye Wen Yoong, 12, experiencing the VR simulation of the ISS under the guidance of Kim (right). – ART CHEN/The Star.

MALAYSIAN students may soon be able to launch their science experiments to the International Space Station (ISS), if a pilot project takes off.

“This is the first time we’re introducing it to Malaysian schools.

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