Galaxy Aerospace Ghana

16/10/2026

Building Africa’s Space Future, Together

The future of space is built by people, science, engineering and bold ideas.

At Galaxy Aerospace Ghana, our vision is to grow African capabilities across satellite technology, robotics, Earth observation, astronomy, launch systems and human spaceflight while inspiring the next generation to dream bigger.

Science.
People.
Innovation.
A brighter Africa.

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana.

15/10/2026

Turning Space Data Into Solutions for Africa

Satellites are more than technology in orbit they are powerful tools for understanding and protecting our planet.

At Galaxy Aerospace Ghana, we envision using Earth observation and satellite data to strengthen weather forecasting, monitor drought, support agriculture, track environmental change and improve preparedness for extreme weather events.

By developing local expertise in satellite technology and data analysis, Ghana can help transform information from space into practical solutions for communities, industries and national development.

From orbit to impact on Earth.

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana.

15/10/2026

Building a Space University in Ghana is our Current Mandate, to promote Space on our African continent.

Galaxy Space University College,Apam - Ghana

14/10/2026

Dream Beyond the Sky

Every great journey begins with a vision.

At Galaxy Aerospace Ghana, we imagine a future where Ghanaian and African astronauts, engineers and scientists take their place in humanity’s exploration beyond Earth.

From developing technical capability to inspiring the next generation, the journey toward human spaceflight starts with believing that Africa belongs in space.

Dream it.
Prepare for it.
Build toward it.

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana.

13/10/2026

Ghana’s Space Journey Is Growing

Even without a standalone national space agency, Ghana continues to build capabilities in satellite research, space science and ground-station technologies.

Every step in research, education and engineering helps strengthen Ghana’s place in Africa’s emerging space ecosystem.

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana.

12/10/2026

[Vodacom Lesotho Launches Enterprise Satellite Connectivity Solution Powered by Starlink]

Vodacom Lesotho has brought satellite broadband to the enterprise market in Lesotho, unveiling a fully managed connectivity solution built on Starlink’s low Earth orbit technology at a launch event held in Maseru. The offering targets organisations that need dependable internet access regardless of their location or the limitations of conventional ground-based infrastructure.

The product offers three core modes of delivery: a primary connectivity option that connects organisations in areas beyond the reach of terrestrial networks, a backup layer that provides additional resilience for those with existing connections, and an Unbreakable Internet model that combines satellite and terrestrial links to keep operations running during disruptions. The solution serves a range of sectors, including financial services, agriculture, health, logistics, education, tourism, and public administration.

https://spaceinafrica.com/2026/10/09/vodacom-lesotho-launches-enterprise-satellite-connectivity-solution-powered-by-starlink/

07/10/2026

04/10/2026

Ghanaian doctoral researcher Abigail Boateng has received NASA funding for research that could help humans build on the Moon.

The University of Mississippi The University of Mississippi researcher is studying how microbes could help extract metals from Moon and Mars soil, potentially turning resources already in space into materials for future habitats.

Boateng is the first Ole Miss student to receive the competitive NASA graduate research award, which will fund her work through 2029.Congratulations, Abigail!

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana

03/10/2026

Ai Video of Mars Exploration by Two (2) Ghanaian Astronauts.

Galaxy Aerospace Ghana