FAQ (frequently asked questions)

1/ Have other leading space agencies use this technology?

No, this is the first technology using a laser to propel the rocket into orbit. Others use conventional propulsion system like liquid H, O or kerosene. This technology took us more than 18 years to develop.

Others try to do but without success as adapted from the below newspaper

2/ What are the advantages of using this technology?

As we know, liquid H, O, ... contribute to 90% of the rocket total weight in conventional fossil fuel. Furthermore it is dangerous as what had happened to the space shuttle Columbia.

We are at the advantage as what is shown in the diagram below,

It is the safest propulsion system and the laser is at the ground. Although the weight load is 50kg, you can assemble the parts in outer space to as many parts as you want. The time taken to launch a second or another satellite is within minutes only.

3/ Is the design comparable to other leading manufacturers and producers of this technology?

Below is the state of art technology of our design.

Yes, we are comparable or better than other leading players in the world. Just imagine our design,...  during launching it is controlled by the fiber optic system. This handle millions and billions bits of data per second and accurately put the satellite into orbit. The satellite itself have the state of art technology.

The audio, video and telecommunications channel capability at this small size? You must think that we are Japanese. But fortunately not. We are Malaysians.

Just TWO 20 feet containers you could place this satellite into orbit anywhere in this world.

4/ What is this exotic material?

The laser beam is focused into this exotic target. The impact will cause a plasma and an  energy similar to the sun at this instantaneous time. Because of the multi layered structure, this explosion keep on repeating. This is enhanced by the oxygen, which provide this chamber as the propulsion system. Tremendous energy is generated. This chamber thus pushes and propel the rocket upwards into space. This exotic material is the brain of our laser  propulsion system.

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