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What are Satellite-to-Device (S2D) Services?
Read more →: What are Satellite-to-Device (S2D) Services?Satellite-to-Device (S2D) services, also known as direct-to-device (D2D) or direct-to-cell services, allow regular phones, Internet of Things (IoT)…
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China Commercial Space Industry Monthly Report — August 2026
Read more →: China Commercial Space Industry Monthly Report — August 2026In August 2026, China and the United States continued to dominate the global launch market. The United States…
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‘Xuelong’ Receives and Processes HY-1E Data in Arctic, Expanding Real-Time Satellite Support for Polar Navigation
Read more →: ‘Xuelong’ Receives and Processes HY-1E Data in Arctic, Expanding Real-Time Satellite Support for Polar NavigationChina’s icebreaker Xuelong successfully received and processed data from the HY-1E ocean-color satellite while sailing at high speed…
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From “Southern Rockets, Northern Satellites” to Four-District Coordination: Why Has Beijing Become a Hub for Commercial Space?
Read more →: From “Southern Rockets, Northern Satellites” to Four-District Coordination: Why Has Beijing Become a Hub for Commercial Space?On September 3, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce released the Work Plan for the Development of China…
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China’s MAZU System Brings AI-Powered Early-Warning Capabilities to Weather-Vulnerable Regions
Read more →: China’s MAZU System Brings AI-Powered Early-Warning Capabilities to Weather-Vulnerable RegionsChina is expanding an artificial-intelligence-based weather early-warning solution to developing countries, combining satellite observations, radar, buoy measurements and…
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PALLAS-1 Completes Successful Maiden Flight: Why Did Galactic Energy Stick With LOX/Kerosene?
Read more →: PALLAS-1 Completes Successful Maiden Flight: Why Did Galactic Energy Stick With LOX/Kerosene?On the morning of September 1, PALLAS-1 Y1 lifted off from Jiuquan and successfully entered its planned orbit.…
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Space Computing Interview Series: GalaxySpace’s Zhang Shijie on the Problems Space Computing Is Meant to Solve
Read more →: Space Computing Interview Series: GalaxySpace’s Zhang Shijie on the Problems Space Computing Is Meant to SolveIn 2026, space computing has emerged as a major new direction for the commercial space industry. But what…
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Green Mining | Six Scenarios Unlock New Paths for Green Mineral Exploration in China
Read more →: Green Mining | Six Scenarios Unlock New Paths for Green Mineral Exploration in ChinaIn recent years, China has vigorously promoted green mineral exploration, carrying out a series of initiatives in areas…
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From Detecting Change to Assessing Risk: Satellite Remote Sensing for High-Mountain Hazards
Read more →: From Detecting Change to Assessing Risk: Satellite Remote Sensing for High-Mountain HazardsOn August 26, 2026, a cascading debris-flow disaster originating on the Nepal side of the China–Nepal border struck…
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After the Rocket: How Electric Propulsion Moves Satellites
Read more →: After the Rocket: How Electric Propulsion Moves SatellitesA successful rocket launch is followed by satellite separation. At this point, many people assume the mission is…
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Why Are Satellites “Oxidized” in Near Vacuum? How Aggressive Is Atomic Oxygen and How Can It Be Prevented?
Read more →: Why Are Satellites “Oxidized” in Near Vacuum? How Aggressive Is Atomic Oxygen and How Can It Be Prevented?A satellite entering low Earth orbit (LEO) may lead people to assume that there is almost no atmosphere…
