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China Places UAE University Satellite into Orbit from Taiyuan [Long March 2C]
A vaguely described UAE-owned satellite is likely to conduct remote sensing tasks following its orbital delivery.
19 hrs ago • Jack C.
Shenzhou-23 Crew Perform In-Orbit Emergency Training, Support Many Experiments
Tiangong TV: August 16th 2026.
Aug 16 • Jack C.
GuoWang Strides Into Orbit Again From Wenchang [Long March 12 Y8]
Four YF-100K engines have supported the deployment of nine new satellites for China's state-backed connectivity constellation.
Aug 16 • Jack C.
China's Mega-Constellations Mega-Article
Tracking China's six mega-constellation efforts in low Earth orbit.
Aug 16 • Jack C.
Why Are More of China’s Satellites Equipped With AI Systems?
Many remote sensing satellites launched in recent months are opting for data to be pre-processed in orbit using specialized models.
Aug 15 • Jack C.
Wang Xiji, Chief Designer of China's First Launch Vehicle, Passes Away at 105
His work spanned from the Long March 1, recoverable satellites, the human spaceflight program, and future orbital infrastructures.
Aug 14 • Jack C.
Ramifications of Long March 7A Failure to Be Clear Soon
The modern Long March family of launch vehicles may have gotten away without much consequence.
Aug 13 • Jack C.
Orienspace Preparing Fourth Flight in Accelerated Gravity-1 Cadence
Two flights within one calendar year would be an achievement for the company, but they are hoping for potentially four.
Aug 12 • Jack C.
Xichang Commercial Expansion Cost Projection Increases to 12 Billion Yuan
New facilities should include a launch pad for reusable rockets and supporting technical areas.
Aug 11 • Jack C.
ChinaSat Spacecraft Lost in Failed Wenchang Launch [Long March 7A Y16]
China has suffered its second failure of a geostationary space-dedicated launch vehicle this year, today with the modern part of the Long March family.
Aug 10 • Jack C.
Health of Shenzhou-23 Taikonauts Monitored With Microgravity Experiments
Tiangong TV: August 9th 2026.
Aug 9 • Jack C.
Kinetica-2 to Launch Commercial Geostationary Relay Satellites
CAS Space could become China’s first non-state-owned firm to deliver a customer’s payload into geostationary space.
Aug 8 • Jack C.
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