Group 1 - Thailand's scientific community is actively participating in China's Chang'e 8 lunar mission, which is scheduled for launch around 2029, marking a significant step in Thailand's space ambitions [1] - The collaboration between Thailand and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) is highlighted by the inclusion of the "China-Thailand Space Weather Global Monitoring Sensor" as a payload for the Chang'e 7 mission, showcasing Thailand's achievements in deep space exploration [1] - This partnership is seen as a reflection of the strengthening ties between Thailand and China, particularly in the fields of science, technology, and innovation, which serve as a bridge connecting the two nations [1] Group 2 - Thailand is preparing to provide an important payload called the "Lunar Neutron Analyzer" for the Chang'e 8 lander, developed by the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand and other institutions, aimed at analyzing neutron emissions from the lunar surface [2] - This collaboration represents a significant advancement in understanding lunar resources, which is crucial for future human settlement on the Moon and long-term deep space exploration [2] - The 10th "China Space Day" was celebrated with the theme "The Bright Moon on the Sea, Grasping the Stars in the Nine Heavens," emphasizing the shared achievements in space exploration and China's vision for peaceful space utilization [2]