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Latest revision as of 02:18, 9 March 2025
Asian Try Zero-G (ATZG)
What is ATZG?
ATZG is a competition created by the JAXA invites youths and young people from participating countries/regions to submit experimental proposals. The selected experiments are conducted by astronauts on board the ISS. The participating countries/regions include Australia, Bangladesh, Japan, Nepal, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. The experiments cover various themes, such as self-assembly of granular gas, rotation of dumbbell-shaped objects, double pendulum in space, water vortex in zero gravity, and water sphere disturbance in zero gravity. ATZG was launched in Bangladesh in 2021. Bangladesh designed the first logo.
