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AI, Radio Astronomy and Life Beyond Earth - A Talk with Miro Saide

The Scientific Director of the Mozambican Astronomy Association, Ramiro Saide (Miro Saide), will speak at a Microsoft seminar on the theme: "AI, Radio Astronomy and Life Beyond Earth"

Man Returns to the Moon

More than 50 years after a human last set foot on the Moon, in 1972, humanity is preparing to write a new chapter in the history of space exploration. The Artemis II mission marks the spectacular return of humans to our natural satellite, symbolizing not just a journey, but the rebirth of human presence in deep space. However, unlike the Apollo missions, Artemis II will not include a landing — instead, it will carry out a crewed lunar flyby.

International Recognition for Mozambican Science!

We are extremely proud to share that our Vice-President, Victória Samboco, was featured in the German international newspaper deutschland.de.

Happy International Women's Day

Today we celebrate the strength, courage, and talent of all women who inspire and transform the world every day.

Space Exploration with AMAS

Space exploration with AMAS on the occasion of the inauguration of the African Space Agency (ASA).

From Mozambique to the Center for Astrophysics at Harvard

Director of Outreach attends conference at Harvard.

Strengthening Astronomy Education in Mozambique through the Teacher Training Program

On May 6th and 7th, 2025, the Mozambican Astronomy Association (AMAS), in collaboration with the Office of Astronomy for Education (OAE), successfully held the Teacher Training Program (TTP) at Escola Secundária Eduardo Mondlane, in Maputo.

AMAS Celebrates Partnership with ISUTC

AMAS Vice-President Awarded the Student MSc Prize at "The General Assembly & 5th Annual Conference of the African Astronomical Society"

We are proud to announce that our Vice-President, Victórya Samboco, was awarded the Student MSc Prize at the General Assembly & 5th Annual Conference of the African Astronomical Society.