Omni-Africa Space Exploration Analog Simulation (OASEAS)
Project Snapshot
Ask Amount
KES 645,000,000
Project Stage
pilot
Launch Date
2023-07-12
Project Manager
Isaac Gathu
Project Partners Inc
OASEAS’s is a product of Mars Society Kenya. The project seeks the following partners; the Kenya Space Agency for governmental backing, and academic institutions for research and education. Internationally, OASEAS connects with analog stations like HiSEAS and LunARES, and organizations like IAF and UNOOSA. Locally, the Marsabit community is involved, and the project seeks private sector donations. Future partnerships may include AfSA, global space agencies, and private companies, aligning with OASEAS’s mission to foster inclusive space exploration.
Project Summary
OASEAS is a space exploration analog habitat in Kenya's Chalbi Desert. It simulates off-world living to advance space research, STEM education, and global partnerships, positioning Africa as a key player in the space industry.
Intervention Areas
Target Population
Problem Statement
Africa is underrepresented in global space research. There is a need for local facilities to simulate off-world living and foster STEM inclusion.
Proposed Solution
Construct a sustainable analog habitat (OASEAS) in the Chalbi Desert for research, simulation, and STEM education, involving local communities.
Expected Impact
Advanced African space research, increased global partnerships, promotion of STEM education, and growth of the local space industry.
Sustainability Plan
Sustainability is integrated via renewable energy, water recycling, and waste management. It serves as a hub for research and education.
Budget Breakdown
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