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Year |
Description |
1989 |
Planetarium Division established under the Prime Minister’s Department. |
1993 |
Space Science Studies (BAKSA) established with extended sphere of responsibilities it was envisioned to undertake. |
1995 |
Transfer to Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment in July after 18 month of smooth operation. |
2002 |
National Space Agency (ANGKASA) established with a mandate to formulate policy and regulations for, coordinate, implement and monitor space activities. |
2004 |
Amalgamation of BAKSA into ANGKASA |
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1. Operations and Space System Division with its operations centre based at the National Space Centre.
2. Technology Development & Applications Division based at the National Space Centre.
3. Space Science & Education Division based at National Planetarium, Kuala Lumpur.
4. Administration & Human Resource Division based at Putrajaya Headquaters.
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