Taiwanese astronomy has a rich history influenced by both indigenous cultures and Chinese traditions. The island's clear skies and diverse landscapes provide excellent opportunities for stargazing and astronomical research. Notable observatories, such as the Taipei Astronomical Museum and the Lulin Observatory, contribute to the study of celestial phenomena and public education. In recent years, Taiwan has made significant advancements in space science and technology. The National Space Organization (NSPO) focuses on satellite development and space exploration. Taiwanese astronomers also participate in international collaborations, enhancing their contributions to global astronomy and fostering a deeper understanding of the universe.