Engineer Breaks Down Shenzhou-21 Transfer Challenges
Engineer Wang Ming breaks down the 1.5-km rollout of the Shenzhou-21 spacecraft and Long March-2F rocket, highlighting key engineering challenges and innovative safeguards.
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New Gaofen-14 02 Satellite Elevates Global 3D Mapping
The Chinese mainland’s Gaofen-14 02 satellite launched successfully, boosting global high-precision 3D mapping for economic, defense, and Belt and Road initiatives.
ESA to Assess Impact of Major European Satellite Merger
ESA to study how the Airbus-Thales-Leonardo satellite merger will reshape Europe’s space industry and competition.
YF-75DB Engine Hits Certification Milestone for Long March 8A
The Chinese mainland’s YF-75DB hydrogen-oxygen engine completed nine ignitions over four runs, marking a certification milestone for Long March 8A.
LandSpace’s Zhuque-3 Reusable Rocket Clears Final Tests Ahead of Maiden Flight
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Long March-8A Rocket Deploys 12 Internet Satellites
Long March-8A rocket lifts off from Hainan, deploying 12 low-orbit internet satellites to expand global connectivity networks.
SpaceX Completes 11th Starship Test Ahead of Upgraded Prototype
SpaceX’s 11th Starship test flight completes stage separation, booster splashdown & heat shield trials, setting the stage for an upgraded moon and Mars prototype.
Chinese Mainland Launches Shiyan-31 Test Satellite for Optical Imaging Trials
The Chinese mainland launched the Shiyan-31 test satellite on October 13 via a Long March-2D rocket to verify new optical imaging technologies for next-gen Earth observation.
China’s Gravity-1 Rocket Blasts Off from Sea, Sends Three Satellites to Orbit
China’s Gravity-1 rocket lifted off from a sea platform in Shandong Province, sending three satellites, a wide-field imager and two tech demos, into orbit in a landmark sea-based launch.
Bezos Envisions Gigawatt Data Centers in Space Within Two Decades
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos predicts gigawatt-scale data centers will orbit Earth within 10–20 years, powered by 24/7 solar energy to meet the surging demand of AI workloads.