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National Space Organization

TW
gov civilFounded 1991
Taiwan
www.nspo.narl.org.tw/
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All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.

COSMIC-2 is a joint program of the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Space Force, Taiwan’s National Space Organization, NOAA, and the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research that launched in 2019.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationNarrative GeneralJan 10, 2023Ball Aerospace enters final stages of building USSF’s WSF-M satellite

On 2021-09-14, President Tsai Ing-wen visited the National Space Organization at the Hsinchu Science Park.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationTechnical ProductSep 15, 2021‘Taiwan must secure a strategic position in space industry’s supply chain’: president

The National Space Organization plans to develop a second low Earth orbit communications satellite for the Beyond 0.005 kg project, with launch planned for 2025 or 2026.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationOrg RelationshipSep 15, 2021‘Taiwan must secure a strategic position in space industry’s supply chain’: president

Wu Jong-shinn is the Director-General of the National Space Organization and took office on 2021-08-02.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationNarrative GeneralSep 15, 2021‘Taiwan must secure a strategic position in space industry’s supply chain’: president

The STP-2 payload includes six COSMIC-2 satellites developed by NOAA and Taiwan’s National Space Organization to collect GPS radio occultation data for weather forecasting.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationNarrative GeneralJun 24, 2019SpaceX to demonstrate Falcon Heavy capabilities in “difficult” test flight

Taiwan’s National Space Organization purchased COSMIC-2 satellites from Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationOrg RelationshipJun 11, 2019COSMIC-2 weather data key to better forecasts, NOAA says

Taiwan’s National Space Organization led integration and testing of the original COSMIC satellites built by Orbital Science Corp., which is now part of Northrop Grumman.

Mentioned as: National Space OrganizationOrg RelationshipJun 11, 2019COSMIC-2 weather data key to better forecasts, NOAA says