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MEO satellites are the answer to Indonesia’s digital divide
Academia 3 years ago

MEO satellites are the answer to Indonesia’s digital divide

Indonesia is at a critical stage to close its persisting digital divide and ensure its citizens can all benefit from the government’s digital initiatives.
Indonesia set to launch satellite this month from Cape Canaveral
Companies 3 years ago

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Indonesia set to launch satellite this month from Cape Canaveral

Indonesia is gearing up to launch its SATRIA-1 multifunctional satellite, expected to be Asia's most powerful with its 150 Gbps capacity, in its bid to provide internet connectivity across the country, even in blind spots.
Japan to prepare to potentially shoot down North Korean spy satellite
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Japan to prepare to potentially shoot down North Korean spy satellite

Hamada is expected to give the order on Saturday, Kyodo said citing at least one unidentified government-related source.
Is it time for ASEAN to have a space agency?
Academia 3 years ago

Is it time for ASEAN to have a space agency?

Despite the advantages and historical background, progress on outer space activities in the region is rather insignificant. This happens because each member state lacks a sense of regional unity.     
Space economy is the future, but can Indonesia realize it?
Academia 3 years ago

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Space economy is the future, but can Indonesia realize it?

Law No. 21/2013 provides the government legally-binding outer space regulations. However, these regulations are still of a general nature and require a number of implementing regulations on specific matters.
Is there life on Mars? Maybe, and it could have dropped its teddy
Science & Tech 3 years ago

Is there life on Mars? Maybe, and it could have dropped its teddy

The beaming face of a cute-looking teddy bear appears to have been carved into the surface of our nearest planetary neighbor, waiting for a passing satellite to discover it.
Why Indonesia should emulate Australia’s ASAT test ban
Academia 3 years ago

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Why Indonesia should emulate Australia’s ASAT test ban

Australia’s move to ban ASAT testing will at least not add tensions to the region amid the ongoing competition among big powers in the South China Sea.
MASS: A challenge for Indonesia’s maritime fulcrum dream
Academia 3 years ago

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MASS: A challenge for Indonesia’s maritime fulcrum dream

Indonesia needs to review its legal framework to anticipate the advent of automous marine vessels in light of its aspirations to become the world's "maritime fulcrum".
Satria-1 satellite to be finalized December, set for July 2023 launch
Tech 3 years ago

Satria-1 satellite to be finalized December, set for July 2023 launch

Current production of Satria-1 megaproject has entered a critical phase; it is hoped that cooperation with Thales Group could run smoothly so that the launch of the multifunction satellite could be carried out on schedule in July 2023. 
A spaceport in Indonesia’s new capital?
Academia 3 years ago

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A spaceport in Indonesia’s new capital?

Since 1985, the government, through the National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN), has been conducting preliminary studies for the construction of a spaceport on a 100-hectare plot in Saukobye village, Biak Numfor, Papua.

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