Govts ink pacts on outer space, lunar outposts


Beijing and Bangkok signed initial pacts to co-operate on peaceful use of outer space and international lunar research stations, the Chinese space agency said.

The countries aim to form a joint working group on space exploration and applications, encompassing data exchanges and personnel training, according to the memorandums of understanding yesterday. They also agreed to co-operate on plans for appraising, engineering and managing lunar research stations.

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