From darkest space to deepest ocean


Erratic weather, foreign encroachment and warming seas are cutting into our seafood supply, but aquaculture aided by space technology may help.

STRADDLING the Indian Ocean to the west and the South China Sea on the east – two of the world’s richest marine ecosystems – it’s no secret that Malaysian waters are a hotbed for fishing.

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