Bangkok: For the first time in Thai space science history, the Chang'e-7 MATT has successfully produced a device to explore the moon. This marks another significant step towards development and inspires Thai children. The Chang'e-7 MATT, a magnesium alloy device weighing only 4.85 kg, will be attached to the side of the Chang'e-7 spacecraft and orbit the moon for eight years, although it has a lifespan of three years. This historic achievement was accomplished by a team of 18 scientists and researchers.
According to Thai News Agency, this milestone signifies a remarkable advancement for Thailand in the field of space exploration. The device, known as CE-7 MATT, is tailored to study lunar radiation, paving the way for more sophisticated exploration and research missions in the future. The commitment and expertise of the team involved play a crucial role in this achievement, showcasing the potential of Thai innovation on the global stage.