Oman Observer
OSAS calls for greater youth interest in space science
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Oman Observer
Read the full storyThe Oman Space Activities Society (OSAS) has called for encouraging youth in Muscat to explore astronomy, space science, and technology. This initiative aims to prepare them to capitalize on emerging opportunities and contribute to these fields.
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