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China to Have 10 Million+ Satellite Connectivity Users by 2030, MIIT Aims
The internet technology ministry has outlined plans to promote the development of the nation's satellite constellation services.
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Reusable Rocket Infrastructure Undergoes Testing
Meanwhile, constellation services could begin in the near future.
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GuoWang Closes in on Qianfan [Long March 8A Y2]
Meanwhile, the Long March 8A is growing its flight cadence.
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Zhuque-3 to Debut in September or November, Zhang Changwu Says
Alongside discussion of testing, production, and competing.
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China's mega-constellations mega-article
Tracking China's six mega-constellation efforts in low Earth orbit.
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Shijian-25/Shijian-21 Is on the Move!
China's refueling demonstration saga becomes more complex.
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Nayuta Space Ditches Tower Recovery for Bellyflop Touchdowns
“We are doing what others consider impossible”
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AI Assists Taikonauts on Tiangong
Non-human crewmates are becoming more prevelant on China's space station.
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Why Do China’s Reusable Rockets Resemble Falcon 9?
And what they need to do to compete.
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International Business for CAS Space [Kinetica-1 Y10]
Seven satellites were launched from Jiuquan, with two from abroad.
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Taiyuan Launch Expands GuoWang Constellation [Long March 6A Y10]
Another five satellites were sent into space.
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Test Satellite Twin Launched From Xichang [Long March 4C Y64]
A second Shiyan-28B spacecraft is in orbit.
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