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Welcome to Astronomy.SG's page! We serve to update you the latest Astronomy news in SG.

Astronomy.SG is a website founded by Derek Low, an astronomy veteran - a 10-time champion in local Astronomy competitions -during the International Year of Astronomy 2009 to consolidate all the activities going on that year in one easily-navigable place. Astronomy.SG is currently managed by Tan Wei Lin, a Materials Scientist at DSO National Laboratories. Wei Lin is a strong proponent of Science ed

ucation and was a teaching assistant in Astronomy and Geology, while also leading the Women in Science and Engineering program in Brown University. Today, Astronomy interest groups and events are still thriving in Singapore, but not everyone who’s just starting out knows where to look. Whether your interests lie in star watching, telescopes, astrophysics, planetary science or satellite engineering, we strive to be the one-stop portal for all things Astronomy in Singapore. There is also a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers in the Astronomy.SG committee helping to reach out to fellow Singaporeans for Astronomy. This page serves to complement Astronomy.SG to update you latest Astronomy news in Singapore in a faster way such that you can easily access them. This page is managed by Li JiaQi, Doreen Goh, Sreemathy Parthasarathy, Ren Siyu and Nanda Wang.

05/01/2026

Learn about three very special comets that came into our solar system from somewhere far, far away ☄️

https://astronomy.sg/newsletter/interstellar-intrigue/

01/01/2026

🌌 SAO details as follows
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26/12/2025

🌌 SAO sign ups are open!
Sign up now at https://tinyurl.com/SAO2026

🌠 Don't know what's SAO? Follow now to stay tuned for more SAO related updates coming soon~

06/12/2025

A small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind 🌙 In this article, learn about the Apollo Spacecraft, the rocket responsible for launching itself to a target 380 000 km away, and the path taken to get there!

https://astronomy.sg/newsletter/shoot-for-the-moon/

24/11/2025

Masers, an acronym for Microwave Amplified by Stimulated Emission Radiation, is the microwave equivalent of lasers. 🌌 Found throughout the Universe, it might not have the same visual splendour as images taken in the infrared and above, but they are no less crucial to understanding our universe. Read about them in our newest article!

https://astronomy.sg/newsletter/maze-of-masers/

Astro Digest has a new look! We will be publishing an article twice every month. And fret not, our trivia and stargazing content will not be forgotten, stay tuned!☄️

27/10/2025

This month, we explore the outer reaches of our Solar System, catch up on the latest astrobiology news, and learn about Earth’s newest companion! ☄️

Check out our monthly newsletter at astronomy.sg/newsletter/ or click the link in our bio

20/09/2025

From auroras in our neighbouring planets, to a trembles in far away black holes, to the very beginning of time as we know it.

Learn more on Astro Digest's September issue onhttps://astronomy.sg/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/13-September-Astronomy.SG-Newsletter1.pdf

15/09/2025

Kai Wen, Jerry, Cheng Le and Jun Min each won a gold medal, while Ruhan took home the bronze.

This is Singapore’s best performance at the Olympiad since first taking part in 2007, said Mr Huang Zehan, president of Astronomy.SG – a local non-profit group that aims to promote astronomy education in Singapore.

This marks the Republic's best performance since first participating in the Olympiad in 2007. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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