Vietnamese satellite satellites are successfully launched into space
More than an hour after the launch was successful, the new MicroDragon satellite separated from the rocket to get into orbit and perform the observation mission.
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More than an hour after the launch was successful, the new MicroDragon satellite separated from the rocket to get into orbit and perform the observation mission.
Micro Dragon was built by 36 Vietnamese engineers, from the Vietnam Space Center, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VNSC) since 2013.
The MicroDragon satellite, designed and researched by researchers at the National Space Center, is ready to launch into orbit in 2018 by Japanese Epsilon missiles.
It is expected that a series of satellites will be put into production and launched into space in the near future, helping Vietnam advance to master the small satellite…
Size 50x50x50cm, weighs about 50kg, satellites are designed and manufactured by Vietnamese engineers under the guidance of Japanese professors.
The National Satellite Center said that by 2020 the LOTUSat-2 radar sensor satellite will be assembled and used by Vietnam on a commercial scale.
After more than 3 months of stable operation in orbit, PicoDragon has gradually decreased in height and burnt when falling into the atmosphere of the earth.
The micro-satellite PicoDragon developed by young Vietnamese scientists gave the first signal to the ground at 23 pm on November 19.
Mr. Charles Bolden and the delegation of US Air and Space Agency (NASA) arrived this afternoon to the National Satellite Center (VNSC) to visit and share experiences in…
Nha Trang Observatory is located at Hon Chong (Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa) which is one of the two Observatories which was built in the framework of Vietnam Space Center proje…
Nha Trang Observatory (Khanh Hoa) will be inaugurated in August, instead of March as originally planned.