Thailand approves two MoUs for exploration of Moon, outer space with China


BANGKOK: Thailand's foray into space research will reach a new level after the Cabinet approved cooperation with China, aimed at extending Thai capabilities to go beyond the Earth's atmosphere by jointly developing a moon research station and astronauts.

Deputy government spokeswoman Rudklao Inthawong Suwankiri revealed that the recent Cabinet meeting had approved two agreements to promote Thai exploration beyond the Earth's atmosphere.

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