From the nascent dreams of Thai youth in 2006, aspiring to understand the weightlessness of space, arose a journey culminating in scientific research projects conducted aboard Parabolic Flights. These flights simulated the low-gravity conditions of outer space through a collaborative initiative between the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). This initial partnership sparked a multitude of subsequent space science programs for Thai youth, including the Space Seeds for Asian Future 2011-2013 project, the Asian Try Zero-G program, the Asian Herb in Space project, and the Kibo Robot Programming Challenge, among others.
Space has thus become a significant source of inspiration for Thai children, fostering aspirations that can propel them towards future success. Join us in creating novel experiences and diverse perspectives within the realm of space exploration!
