Indonesia Has the Most Satellites in Southeast Asia: How Many?

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Cindy Mutia Annur 06/07/2023 19:53 WIB

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According to satellite tracking website N2yo, this number places Indonesia as having the highest number of satellites in Southeast Asia as of July 6, 2023.

Number of Satellites Owned by Southeast Asian Countries (July 6, 2023)

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Number of Satellites Owned by Southeast Asian Countries (July 6, 2023)

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Indonesia recently launched the Satria-1 (Republic of Indonesia Satellite) in mid-last month. The satellite, touted as the largest in Asia, successfully reached its orbit at 146 degrees East Longitude.

Satria-1 is 6.5 meters tall, weighs 4.5 tons, and is capable of operating for up to 15 years from its launch.

With the addition of this new satellite, Indonesia now has 18 satellites as of July 6, 2023. According to data from the satellite tracking website N2YO, this makes Indonesia the country with the most satellites in Southeast Asia.

Singapore follows in second place with a total of 17 satellites. However, two of these are jointly owned with Taiwan.

Thailand is next with 13 satellites, followed by Malaysia with 8.

Laos has the fewest satellites in Southeast Asia, with only 1.

Meanwhile, four other countries in the region have no satellites at all: Brunei Darussalam, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Timor-Leste.

1. Indonesia: 18 satellites
2. Singapore*: 17 satellites
3. Thailand: 13 satellites
4. Malaysia: 8 satellites
5. Vietnam: 3 satellites
6. Philippines: 2 satellites
7. Laos: 1 satellite
8. Brunei Darussalam: 0 satellites
9. Myanmar: 0 satellites
10. Cambodia: 0 satellites
11. Timor Leste: 0 satellites

(*Note: Singapore has 2 satellites jointly owned with Taiwan)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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