Thailand Space Week 2024, themed “Converging Technologies, Connecting People,” officially takes place from today until Saturday. This event serves as the largest space technology event in Southeast Asia.

The fifth Epsilon solid-fuel rocket which carries Vietnam’s NanoDragon and eight other small satellites of Japan, was successfully launched into outer space at 7:55am on November 9.

NanoDragon, a made-in-Vietnam nano-layer cubesat satellite, is scheduled to be launched into orbit from Japan on October 1.

NanoDragon, a nano-layer cubesat satellite developed by the Vietnam National Space Centre (VNSC) under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, is scheduled to be launched into orbit from Japan on October 1.

Vietnam’s aerospace sector has made substantial progress in recent times, with the NanoDragon satellite, developed by the Vietnam National Space Centre, being transported to Japan ahead of its planned launch before March 2022.

Micro-satellite NanoDragon, developed and built by the Vietnam National Space Center (VNSC), will go through a final test this month before it is put into orbit this September.

The Vngeonet network consists of 65 stations located across the country. It is expected to vastly modernise the country’s mapping and surveying technologies and deliver accurate and timely information.

Vietnam has made another step towards exploring the galaxy as a satellite made by Vietnamese engineers was successfully launched into orbit on the morning of Jan. 18.

The Vietnam National Satellite Centre has recorded significant progress in developing human resources and operating satellite and space infrastructure projects.

Vietnam sets out a plan to become one of the region’s most advanced countries in satellite technology by producing LOTUSat-2 by 2022.

The Agency for Survey and Mapping under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has launched a project on building a network of satellite-based global positioning stations in Vietnam.

Advanced medical techniques in cardiovascular surgery and interventions have been successfully transferred to provincial hospitals, saving the lives of hundreds of patients every year.

The Government has set the goal to enhance the role the aerospace technology sector plays in the country’s general development.