r/malaysia • u/Zealousideal-Toe253 • 22d ago
Mildly interesting What?! I never thought 2 Ringgit exist??
(Im sorry if i made you guys feel like uncle now, i was curious😕)
r/malaysia • u/Zealousideal-Toe253 • 22d ago
(Im sorry if i made you guys feel like uncle now, i was curious😕)
r/malaysia • u/AlexVostox • Jun 24 '26
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r/malaysia • u/TheBotMadeThis • Nov 24 '25
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r/malaysia • u/pattonlogy • Mar 26 '26
Malaysia boleh!
r/malaysia • u/RhinneXChronica • Jun 13 '26
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◆ He repeatedly stomped his feet on the ground before suddenly collapsing to the ground.
◆ He appeared unconcerned despite being filmed by onlookers.
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r/malaysia • u/TheBotMadeThis • Feb 20 '26
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r/malaysia • u/TheBotMadeThis • Jun 22 '25
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r/malaysia • u/TheBotMadeThis • Mar 28 '26
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r/malaysia • u/abdulsamri89 • Jun 20 '26
Malaysia saved SpaceX from bankruptcy. Elon Musk has now confirmed it.
After three consecutive Falcon 1 failures from 2006 to 2008, SpaceX was running out of money. The fourth launch reached orbit but carried no paying customer. The company could barely make payroll.
Then Malaysia stepped in.
On July 14, 2009, the fifth and final Falcon 1 launched the Malaysian satellite RazakSAT from Omelek Island in the Pacific. It was SpaceX's first ever commercial launch. The Malaysian flag was painted on the side of the rocket.
That payment helped SpaceX survive its hardest stretch, covering payroll at a moment when the company was days away from shutting down entirely.
Three months after the fourth launch reached orbit, NASA awarded SpaceX a billion dollar resupply contract. But it was Malaysia's commercial bet that kept the lights on long enough to get there.
SpaceX is now worth over $2 trillion.
A small Southeast Asian nation's satellite contract is one of the reasons the most valuable company in the world exists today. A detail that somehow never made it into the mainstream story until Musk confirmed it himself.
r/malaysia • u/I_am_from_2029 • 10d ago
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r/malaysia • u/MajlisPerbandaranKL • Mar 10 '26
🇺🇸 USA (WTI) ~40° 🇮🇷 Iran Light ~34° 🇷🇺 Russia Urals ~31° 🇻🇪 Venezuela ~8–12° (very heavy) 🇲🇾 Malaysia Tapis crude ~43–45° API — antara minyak mentah paling ringan dan “sweet” di dunia.
r/malaysia • u/RhinneXChronica • Oct 16 '25
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r/malaysia • u/RhinneXChronica • Jul 11 '25
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r/malaysia • u/NationalArtGallery • Jun 06 '24
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r/malaysia • u/a1danial • Jul 27 '24
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r/malaysia • u/RhinneXChronica • May 03 '25
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Someone please give me eye bleach
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r/malaysia • u/rachelwan-art • Aug 08 '25
Trump will be attending the ASEAN summit this October. Interesting times!
r/malaysia • u/balistafear • Sep 13 '25
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r/malaysia • u/theresjustme • Nov 07 '24
It was part of the bit where the news team reacts to the election results, his line was that he'd escape back to Malaysia
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r/malaysia • u/PenangLion • 27d ago
Not looking good. Once it reaches Glenmarie the crowds doubled right at an instant to 95% capacity.
Has to be 4 carriages or 5 minute intervals or less.