Malaysia’s space ambitions start with changing public mindset, says Planetarium Negara director
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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 15 — Malaysia’s ambitions in the space sector may begin not with rockets or satellites, but with something more fundamental: changing the way Malaysians see...
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Planetarium Negara director Mohd Zamri Shah Mastor said that before Malaysia can build a thriving space economy, it must first build something less tangible — a public that understands, accepts and is ready for it.
“Having a planetarium in the area is important for investors to see.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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