Mongolia launches two nano sats and a space sector sandbox

Posted on March 8, 2024 by Guest authors

Mongolia got a head start this week in its ambition to launch a national satellite with the launch of two domestically manufactured low earth orbit (LEO) nano satellites and a ‘sandbox’ to develop the local space industry.

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