Ministers gave the green light to the National Space Master Plan 2023-2037 and the National Communication Satellite Policy to drive forward the Thai space industry with concrete measures, said deputy government spokesperson Ratchada Thanadirek.
The National Space Master Plan will guide development of a space economy for national security, prosperity and sustainability. These mission goals will be achieved through research, development and promotion of space security, economy, industry, innovation, technology, and exploration, according to the masterplan.
Among the eight strategies listed in the masterplan is international cooperation. Thailand’s space agency Gistda is already cooperating with US counterpart Nasa on projects including the northern space lab in Chiang Rai.
Meanwhile, under the National Communication Satellite Policy, the government will procure and own at least one communication satellite, to be operated by the National Telecom (NT) state enterprise. The satellite will be run for public services, security and commerce, but not in competition with any private companies, said Ratchada.
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Not April Fools yet is it? Thailand can't even get a train to run on time, prevent electrical wires bursting into flames in the capital, or get a govt website to function properly and they want to go into orbit ...
Cabinet presses ignition on Thailand’s 15-year space masterplan
Cabinet presses ignition on Thailand’s 15-year space masterplan
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Re: Cabinet presses ignition on Thailand’s 15-year space masterplan
They should definitely "go into orbit." Sooner, rather than latter.
Re: Cabinet presses ignition on Thailand’s 15-year space masterplan
The UK can't make trains run at all at the moment and is trying to get into orbit:
Space launch from Cornwall delayed
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornw ... ll-7907286