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List of government space agencies

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This is a list of government agencies engaged in activities related to outer space and space exploration.

As of 2022, 77 different government space agencies are in existence, 16 of which have launch capabilities. Six government space agencies—the China National Space Administration (CNSA), the European Space Agency (ESA), the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the (US) National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and the Russian State Space Corporation "Roscosmos" — have full launch capabilities (ability to launch and recover multiple satellites, develop and deploy cryogenic rocket engines and operate space probes) and extraterrestrial landing capabilities.

The name given is the English version, with the native language version below. The acronym given is the most common acronym: this can either be the acronym of the English version (e.g. JAXA), or the acronym in the native language. Where there are multiple acronyms in common use, the English one is given first.

The date of the founding of the space agency is the date of first operations where applicable. If the space agency is no longer running, then the date when it was terminated (i.e. the last day of operations) is given. In particular the Soviet space program is not listed since it was not organized as a consolidated agency.

List of space agenciesEdit

The accomplishments of the space agencies are color-coded as follows
  Human Lunar Exploration + Operates Space Station + Human Spaceflight + Operates Extraterrestrial Probes + Launch Capability + Operates Satellites
  Operates Space station + Human Spaceflight + Operates Extraterrestrial Probes + Launch Capability + Operates Satellites
  Human spaceflight + Operates Extraterrestrial Probes + Launch Capability + Operates Satellites
  Operates Extraterrestrial Probes + Launch Capability + Operates Satellites
  Launch Capability + Operates Satellites
  Operates Satellites
  None of the Above

CivilianEdit

Country Name Initialisms/Acronym Founded Terminated Capabilities of the space agency Ref(s)
Astronauts Operates Satellites Sounding Rockets capable Recoverable Biological Sounding Rockets capable
  Australia Australian Space Agency ASA July 1, 2018 — No Yes Yes No [1][2][citation needed]
  Belarus Belarus Space Agency BSA 2009 — No Yes Yes No [3]
  Costa Rica Costa Rican Space Agency (Agencia Espacial Costarricense) AEC 2021 — No No No No [4]
  El Salvador El Salvador Aerospace Institute (Instituto Aeroespacial de El Salvador) ESAI 2020 — No No No No [5]
  Mexico Mexican Space Agency AEM July 30, 2010 — Yes Yes Yes No [6]
  Algeria Algerian Space Agency
 ASAL January 16, 2002 — No Yes Yes No —
  Austria Austrian Space Agency ALR July 12, 1972 — No No No No [7][8]
  Azerbaijan Space Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan (Azercosmos) Azercosmos 2021 — No Yes No No [9]
  Bahrain National Space Science Agency NSSA April 9, 2014 — No No No No [10]
  Belgium Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy BIRA
IASB
BISA 		November 25, 1964 — Yes No No No [11]
  Venezuela Bolivarian Agency for Space Activities ABAE January 1, 2008 — No Yes No No [12]
  Brazil Brazilian Space Agency AEB February 10, 1994 — Yes Yes Yes[13] No [14][15]
  United Kingdom United Kingdom Space Agency UKSA April 1, 2010 — Yes Yes Yes No [citation needed]
  Bolivia Bolivian Space Agency ABE 2012 — No Yes No No [16][17][18]
  Bulgaria Bulgarian Space Agency ИКИ-БАН
SRI-BAS
ИСЗВ-БАН
STIL-BAS 		1987 — Yes Yes No No [19]
  Canada Canadian Space Agency CSA
ASC 		March 1, 1989 — Yes Yes Yes No [20]
  China China National Space Administration CNSA April 22, 1993 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [21]
  Colombia Colombian Space Commission CCE July 18, 2006 — No Yes No No [22]
  Singapore Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing CRISP 1995 — No Yes No No
International
  Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI)
  British National Space Centre (BNSC)
  Canadian Space Agency (CSA)
  Centre National d’Études Spatiales (CNES)
  China National Space Administration (CNSA)
  Deutsches Zentrum für Luft und Raumfahrt (DLR)
  European Space Agency (ESA)
  Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
  Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
  National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
  Russian Federal Space Agency (RFSA)
 Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems CCSDS 1982 — No No No No —
International
  Argentina
  Armenia
  Australia
  Austria
  Belgium
  Bulgaria
  Brazil
  Canada
  China
  Taiwan
  Czech Republic
  Denmark
  Egypt
  Finland
  France
  Germany
  Greece
  Hungary
  India
  Indonesia
  Iran
  Israel
  Italy
  Japan
  Mexico
  Netherlands
  Nigeria
  Norway
  Pakistan
  Poland
  Portugal
  Romania
  Russia
  Slovakia
  South Africa
  Spain
  Sweden
   Switzerland
  Thailand
  Turkey
  Ukraine
  United Kingdom
  United States
  Caribbean Community
 Committee on Space Research COSPAR 1958 — No No No No [23][24][25]
  Czech Republic Czech: Ministerstvo dopravy České republiky
(Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic – Space Technologies and Satellite Systems Department[citation needed][26]) 		[1]
Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic 		2003[citation needed] — Yes No No No [26]
  Denmark Danish National Space Center DNSC
DNSC 		January 1, 1968 (DSRI)
January 1, 2005 (DNSC)		 - Yes Yes No No [citation needed]
 
  Austria
  Belgium
  Czech Republic
  Denmark
  Estonia
  European Union
  Finland
  France
  Germany
  Greece
  Hungary
  Ireland
  Italy
  Luxembourg
  Netherlands
  Norway
  Poland
  Portugal
  Romania
  Spain
  Sweden
   Switzerland
  United Kingdom
 European Space Agency ESA
ASE
EWO 		1964 (ESRO/ELDO)
May 31, 1975 (ESA)		 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [27][28]
  European Union European Union Agency for the Space Programme EUSPA
EUSPA 		July 12, 2004 (GSA)
May 21, 2021 (EUSPA)		 — No Yes No No
  Thailand Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency GISTDA
สทอภ 		November 3, 2002 — No Yes No No [29]
  Germany German Aerospace Center DLR 1969 — Yes Yes Yes No [30]
  Greece Hellenic Space Centre (Greek: Ελληνικό Κέντρο Διαστήματος) ΕΛΚΕΔ
HSC 		August 9, 2019 — No No No No [citation needed]
  Hungary Hungarian Space Office MŰI
HSO 		January 1992 — No Yes No No
  India Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO
इसरो 		August 15, 1969 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [31][32][33]
  Spain Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial INTA 1942 — Yes Yes Yes No [34][35][36]
  Iran Iranian Space Agency ISA 2004 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [37][38][39]
  Israel Israeli Space Agency
 ISA
סל"ה 		April 1983 — Yes Yes Yes No [citation needed]
  Italy Italian Space Agency ASI 1988 — Yes Yes Yes No [40][41]
  Japan Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency JAXA October 1, 2003 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [42][43]
  Luxembourg Luxembourg Space Agency
 LSA September 2018 — No No No No —[44]
  Kazakhstan National Space Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan KazCosmos
KazKosmos 		March 27, 2007 — Yes Yes No No [45]
  New Zealand New Zealand Space Agency
 NZSA April 2016 — No No No No —
  North Korea National Aerospace Development Administration NADA 1980s (KCST)
2013 (NADA)		 — No Yes Yes No [46][47][48][49]
  South Korea Korea Aerospace Research Institute KARI October 10, 1989 — Yes Yes Yes No [citation needed]
  Lithuania Lithuanian Space Association[citation needed] LSA 2007 — No Yes No No [50]
  Malaysia Malaysian Space Agency MYSA 2002 — Yes Yes No No [51]
  United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA October 1, 1958 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [52]
  Egypt National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences NARSS 1994 — No Yes No No [53]
  Australia National Space Program NSP 1986 1996 No Yes No No [54]
  France National Centre for Space Studies CNES December 19, 1961 — Yes Yes Yes No [55]
  Paraguay Paraguayan Space Agency (Agencia Espacial de Paraguay) AEP March 26, 2014 — No Yes No No [56]
  Peru National Commission for Aerospace Research and Development CONIDA June 11, 1974 — No Yes Yes No [57]
  Philippines Philippine Space Agency PhilSA 2014 (DOST–ASTI)
August 8, 2019 (PhilSA)		 — No Yes No No [59][60][58]| [61][62][60]
  Argentina Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales CONAE 1961 (CNIE)
May 28, 1991 (CONAE)		 — No Yes Yes Yes [63][64]
  Indonesia Aeronautics and Space Research Organization-LAPAN LAPAN November 27, 1964 — Yes Yes Yes No [citation needed]
  Mongolia National Remote Sensing Center of Mongolia[citation needed] NRSC 1987 — No No No No [65]
  Tunisia French: Centre national de la cartographie et de la télédétection
(Arabic: المركز الوطني للإستشعار عن بعد)
(National Remote Sensing Center of Tunisia)[citation needed]		 CNCT 1988 — No No No No —
  Uzbekistan The Space Research and Technology Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan Uzbekspace agency 2019 — No No No No [2][66]
  Ukraine State Space Agency of Ukraine ДКАУ
SSAU 		March 2, 1992 — Yes Yes Yes No [3]
  Taiwan National Space Organization NSPO October 3, 1991 — No Yes Yes No [67]
  Nigeria National Space Research and Development Agency NASRDA 1998 — No Yes No No [citation needed]
  Netherlands Netherlands Institute for Space Research SRON 1983 — Yes Yes No No [citation needed]
  Norway Norwegian Space Agency NRS
NSC 		1987 — No Yes Yes No [68]
  Pakistan Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission SUPARCO
سپارکو 		September 16, 1961 — No Yes Yes No [citation needed]
  Poland Polish Space Agency POLSA
POLSA 		September 29, 1976 (CBK PAN)
September 26, 2014 (POLSA)		 — Yes Yes No No [citation needed]
  Portugal Portugal Space PTSPACE
PTSPACE 		2019 — No No No No [69][70]
  Romania Romanian Space Agency ASR
ROSA 		1991 — Yes Yes No No [citation needed]
  Egypt Egypt Remote Sensing Center (defunct) EASRT-RSC 1971 1994 No No No No [53]
  Morocco French: Centre Royal de Télédétection Spatiale
Berber: Ammas Amrrukan n Tallunt
(Arabic: المركز الملكي للإستشعار البعدي الفضائي)
(Royal Center for Remote Sensing)[citation needed]		 CRTS December 1989 — No No No No —
  Russia Roscosmos ROSCOSMOS
РОСКОСМОС 		December 26, 1991 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [citation needed]
  Turkey Turkish Space Agency
(Türkiye Uzay Ajansı) 		TUA
TUA 		1985 (TÜBİTAK UZAY)
December 13, 2018 (TUA)		 — No Yes Yes No [71][72][73][74]
  South Africa South African National Space Agency SANSA December 9, 2010 — No No No No [75]
  Saudi Arabia Saudi Space Commission SSC 1977 (KACST-SRI)
2018 (SSC)		 — No Yes No No —
  Vietnam Vietnam National Space Center (Trung tâm Vũ trụ Việt Nam) TTVTVN or VNSC
VAST-VNSC 		November 20, 2006 — Yes Yes No No [76]
  Sweden Swedish National Space Agency SNSA 1972 — Yes Yes Yes No [citation needed]
   Switzerland Swiss Space Office SSO 1998 — No No No No [77][78]
  Turkmenistan Turkmenistan National Space Agency TNSA 2011 — No Yes No No [79]
  United Nations United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs UNOOSA December 13, 1958 — — — — — [80]
  United Nations United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space UNCOPUOS December 12, 1959 — — — — — [81]
  United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Space Agency UAESA 2014 — Yes Yes No No [82]
  Dubai,   United Arab Emirates Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre MBRSC February 6, 2006 (as EIAST)
2015 (as MBRSC)		 — Yes Yes No No [83]
  Syria Syrian Space Agency SSA March 18, 2014 — No No No No [84][85][86][87]

MilitaryEdit

List of space agencies with launch capabilityEdit

Country Space agency Founded Terminated Capabilities of the space agency Ref(s)
Name Acronym Multiple Satellites Launch capable Developed and Deployed Cryogenic Rocket Engines Operates Extraterrestrial Probe Recoverable Satellites capable
  Australia Australian Space Agency ASA July 1, 2018 — No No No No [1][2][citation needed]
  Brazil Brazilian Space Agency AEB February 10, 1994 — Yes No No No [14][15]
  China China National Space Administration CNSA April 22, 1993 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [21]
 
  Austria
  Belgium
  Czech Republic
  Denmark
  Estonia
  Finland
  France
  Germany
  Greece
  Hungary
  Ireland
  Italy
  Luxembourg
  Netherlands
  Norway
  Portugal
  Poland
  Romania
  Spain
  Sweden
   Switzerland
  United Kingdom
 European Space Agency [27][28] 1975 May 31 — Yes Yes Yes Yes ESA
ASE
EWO
  Iran Iranian Space Agency ISA
ISA 		2004 — No No No No
  Israel Israeli Space Agency ISA
סל"ה 		April 1983 — No No No No [citation needed]
  Italy Italian Space Agency ASI 1988 — Yes No Yes No [88]
  North Korea National Aerospace Development Administration
 KCST 1980s — No No No No [citation needed]
  South Korea Korea Aerospace Research Institute
 KARI
항우연 		October 1989 — No No No No [citation needed]
  India Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO
इसरो 		August 15, 1969 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [31][32][33]
  Japan Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency JAXA October 1, 2003 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [42]
  United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA October 1, 1958 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [52]
  France French: Centre National d’Études Spatiales CNES December 19, 1961 — Yes Yes No No [55]
  Ukraine State Space Agency of Ukraine ДКАУ
SSAU 		March 2, 1992 — Yes No No No [citation needed]
  Russia Roscosmos ROSCOSMOS
РОСКОСМОС 		c. 1992 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [citation needed]
  United States United States Space Force USSF December 20, 2019 — Yes Yes No Yes [89][90][91]

List of space agencies with human spaceflight capabilityEdit

Country Space agency Founded Terminated Accomplished tasks by the space agency Refs
Name Acronym Extravehicular activity Space rendezvous and docking Space station Crewed Moon landing
  United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA October 1, 1958 — Yes Yes Yes Yes [52]
  Russia Russian Federal Space Agency ROSCOSMOS
RFSA 		December 26, 1991 Dissolution of Soviet Union — Yes Yes Yes No [92]
  China China National Space Administration CNSA April 22, 1993 — Yes Yes Yes No [21]

List of space agencies with extraterrestrial landing capabilityEdit

Country Space agency Founded Terminated Accomplished tasks by the space agency Ref(s)
Name Acronym Controlled impact with surface Uncrewed soft landing Uncrewed (automated) rover operation Automated sample return mission Circumlunar crewed spaceflight Crewed Moon landing and sample return
  China China National Space Administration CNSA April 22, 1993 — Yes Yes Yes Yes No No [21]
 
  Austria
  Belgium
  Czech Republic
  Denmark
  Finland
  France
  Germany
  Greece
  Hungary
  Ireland
  Italy
  Luxembourg
  Netherlands
  Norway
  Portugal
  Poland
  Romania
  Spain
  Sweden
   Switzerland
  United Kingdom
 European Space Agency ESA
ASE
EWO 		May 31, 1975 — Yes Yes No No No No Huygens (spacecraft), though launched and orbited by NASA
  Japan Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency JAXA October 1, 2003 — Yes Yes No Yes No No Hayabusa 1 and 2
  India Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO
इसरो 		August 15, 1969 — Yes No No No No No [31][32][33]
  United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA October 1, 1958 — Yes Yes Yes Yes[4] Yes Yes [52]
  Russia Russian Federal Space Agency ROSCOSMOS
RFSA 		December 26, 1991 (principal successor of the Soviet space program) — Yes Yes Yes Yes No No

^ sample successfully taken by OSIRIS-REx, though not returned yet

Expected and proposed future space agenciesEdit

Space agency Country/Countries Expected date of formation Current status Ref(s)
Name Acronym
African Space Agency AfSA   African Union 2023 Proposed in 2015. AU plans to launch the agency by 2019 with a proposed headquarter in Cairo, Egypt. Funded by Egypt. See the stamp issued by Egypt on 19 September 2019. [93][94][95][96][97]
Albanian Space Office ASO   Albania — Proposed in 2020, at progress stage [98][99]
Armenian Space Agency ArmCosmos   Armenia — Proposed in 2013 with the goal to launch satellites. Negotiating with the International Telecommunication Union to clear the path for its prospective launch. [100]
Bhutan Space Agency   Bhutan — Proposed in 2016, at progress state. [101][102][103]
Brunei Aeronautics and Space Agency BruneiSpace and AngkasaBrunei   Brunei — Proposed in 2018, at progress stage. [104][105][106][107]
Cambodian Aeronautics and Space Agency   Cambodia — Proposed in 2016, at progress stage [108][109]
Caribbean Space Agency   Caribbean Community — Proposed in 2017, at progress stage [110]
Croatian Space Office CSO   Croatia — Proposed in 2020, currently operate as NGO Adriatic Aerospace Association (A3), at progress stage [111][112]
Guatemala Space Agency   Guatemala — Proposed in 2019, at progress stage. [113][114]
Haiti Space Agency HSA   Haiti — Proposed in 2018, at progress stage [115]
Honduras Space Agency AEH   Honduras — Proposed in 2018, at progress stage [116][117]
Iceland Space Agency   Iceland — Proposed in 2014, at progress stage [118]
Ireland National Space Agency   Ireland — Proposed in 2013, at progress stage. [119]
Kyrgyzstan Aeronautics and Space Agency   Kyrgyzstan — Proposed in 2015, at progress stage. [120][121]
Laos Space Agency   Laos — Proposed in 2015, at progress stage [122][123]
Latin American and Caribbean Space Agency ALCE   CELAC — Announced in 2021, bill stage [124][125][126]
Lebanese Space Office LSO   Lebanon — Proposed in 2015, at progress stage [127][128]
Malta Space Office MSO   Malta — Proposed in 2017, at progress stage. [129]
Moldova National Space Office   Moldova — Proposed in 2018, at progress stage [130]
Monaco Space Agency   Monaco — Proposed in 2020, at progress stage [131][132]
Myanmar Aeronautics and Space Agency   Myanmar — Proposed in 2019, at progress stage. [133][134][135][136]
Nicaraguan Space Agency AEN   Nicaragua — Announced in 2021, bill stage. [137][138][139][140][141]
Oman Space Agency OSA   Oman — Proposed in 2020, at progress stage [142][143][144]
Panama Space Agency AEP   Panama — Proposed in 2014, at progress stage [145]
Serbian Space Office   Serbia — Proposed in 2016, at progress stage. [146][147]
Slovenian Space Agency   Slovenia — Proposed in 2019, at progress stage. [148][149]
South American Space Agency   South America — Proposed in 2011, at progress stage [150]
Southeast Asian Space Agency SEASA   ASEAN — Proposed in 2013, at progress stage [151]
Sri Lanka Aeronautics and Space Agency SLASA   Sri Lanka — Proposed in 2009. Immediate goal was to construct and launch two satellites. Sri Lankan Telecommunications Regulatory Commission had signed an agreement with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd to get the relevant help and resources. [152]
Sudan Aeronautics and Space Agency   Sudan — Proposed in 2017, at progress stage [153]
Tanzania National Space Agency   Tanzania — Proposed in 2014, at progress state [154]
Uruguayan Space Agency AEU   Uruguay 2022 Announced in 2021, bill stage. [155]
Yemen Arab Space Agency YASA   Yemen — Proposed in 2013, at progress stage [156]

BudgetsEdit

The annual budgets listed are the official budgets for national space agencies available in public domain. The budgets are not normalized to the expenses of space research in different countries, i.e. higher budget does not necessarily mean more activity or better performance in space exploration.[157][158] Budget could be used for different projects: e.g. GPS is maintained from the US defence budget, whereas ESA's money is used for developing the European Galileo positioning system[citation needed]. For European contributors to ESA, the national budgets shown include also their contributions to ESA.

Budgets of different space agencies.
Agency (country/region) Budget (in millions of US $)
NASA (United States)
22,629
CNSA (China)
11,000
ESA (Europe)
7,430
DLR (Germany)
4,233
CNES (France)
3,384
Roscosmos (Russia)
1,922
ISRO (India)
1,831
ASI (Italy)
1,800
JAXA (Japan)
1,699
KARI (South Korea)
583
UKSA (United Kingdom)
500
CSA (Canada)
421
ASA (Algeria)
360
ISAB (Belgium)
224
INTA (Spain)
211
SSO (Switzerland)
177
NSO (Netherlands)
110
SNSA (Sweden)
100
NOSA (Norway)
97
SSAU (Ukraine)
80
ALR (Austria)
75
LAPAN (Indonesia)
55
AEB (Brazil)
47
CONAE (Argentina)
45
PhilSA (Philippines)
38
ISA (Israel)
14.5
ISA, ISRC and ARI (Iran)
8
Country/
region 		Agency Budget
(in millions of US $) 		Year Reference
  United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration 22,629 2020 [159][160]
  China China National Space Administration 11,000 2018 [161]
 
  Austria
  Belgium
  Czech Republic
  Denmark
  European Union
  Finland
  France
  Germany
  Greece
  Ireland
  Italy
  Luxembourg
  Netherlands
  Norway
  Poland
  Portugal
  Romania
  Spain
  Sweden
   Switzerland
  United Kingdom
 European Space Agency 7,430 2020 [162]
  Germany German Aerospace Center 4,233 2017 [163]
  France National Centre for Space Studies 3,384 2020 [164]
  Russia Roscosmos 1,922 2021 [165]
  India Indian Space Research Organisation 1,831 2022 [166][167]
  Italy Italian Space Agency 1,800 2016 [168]
  Japan Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency 1,699 2017 [169]
  South Korea Korea Aerospace Research Institute 583 2016 [170]
  United Kingdom UK Space Agency 500 2017 [171]
  Canada Canadian Space Agency 421 2019 [172]
  Algeria Algerian Space Agency 360 2015 [173]
  Belgium Interfederal Space Agency of Belgium 224 2018 [174]
  Spain Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial 211 2018 [175]
   Switzerland Swiss Space Office 177 2019 [162]
  Netherlands Netherlands Space Office 110 2013 [176]
  Sweden Swedish National Space Agency 100 2011 [177]
  Norway Norwegian Space Agency 97 2014 [178]
  Ukraine State Space Agency of Ukraine 80 [179]
  Austria Austrian Space Agency 75 2018 [180]
  Poland Polish Space Agency 61.5 2019–21 [181]
  Indonesia National Institute of Aeronautics and Space 55 2019 [182][183]
  Brazil Brazilian Space Agency 47 2018 [184]
  Argentina Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales 45 2019 [185]
  Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission 45 2018–19 [186][187]
  Philippines Philippine Space Agency 38 2019 [188]
  Nigeria National Space Research and Development Agency 32.3 2019 [189]
  Australia Australian Space Agency 32 [190][191]
  Israel Israel Space Agency 14.5 2019 [192]
  South Africa South African National Space Agency 11.8 2014–15 [193]
  Iran Iranian Space Agency, Iranian Space Research Center and Aerospace Research Institute 8 2019–20 [194]
  Turkey Turkish Space Agency 5.4 2020 [195]
  Mexico Mexican Space Agency 3 2021 [196]
  World All space agencies (Total of listed budgets) About 60,537

See alsoEdit

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External linksEdit

  • Space Law Blog
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