User blog:Chinese-American Empire/CNA: Singapore launches Satellite

Evan Lee: I'm Evan Lee, and this is Channel NewsAsia. Tonight the Singaporean Interstellar National Gathering (SING) is launching Galeem, the 4th spacecraft from Singapore after TeLEOS-1 in 2015. We now go to our fellow News reporter, Chen Liu, who is currently at the scene of the launch. Chen? Chen Liu: Thanks Evan, I am currently here at the SING space agency. The scientists have worked very hard on this project to last a year trip to Mercury in order to collect 30 years worth of solar energy. Here is what satellite Galeem looks like (Yes IK)

Chen Liu: I'm here with lead developer Gary Ren and Prime Minister Nick Young to discuss how this creation will benefit the future of the world. Gary Ren: Galeem's design is very complex and unique. In the center is an orb containing a Lithium Ion battery capable of holding 30 years worth of energy. The wings surrounding it are engines covered in a large layer of solar panels in order to charge the battery and help Galeem move throughout space. Nick Young: When Galeem returns from the Sun in 2020, our country will have 30 years worth of solar energy to supply not only ourselves, but the rest of the world. Our economy will grow wild with our powerful source of clean energy. Chen Liu: Thank you gentlemen. So that is about all I have to say for tonight. The launch will be scheduled for launch at 8:00 SGT. Back to you Evan. Evan Lee: Well what an amazing phenomenon for the century. A clean energy source to combat coal and nuclear power. We will see you tonight for the launch