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New Advances in Satellite Remote Sensing of Aboveground Biomass in Dense Mountain Forests
Read more →: New Advances in Satellite Remote Sensing of Aboveground Biomass in Dense Mountain ForestsDense mountain forests are important carbon reservoirs and biodiversity habitats. However, complex terrain and canopy occlusion make it…
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China’s First Export Satellite Delivered In Orbit Retires After 15 Years of Service
Read more →: China’s First Export Satellite Delivered In Orbit Retires After 15 Years of ServiceOn August 24, 2026, PakSAT-1R completed all deorbiting operations following the execution of its final orbital control command,…
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China Launches Seven Satellites on One Rocket, Including Thai CubeSat
Read more →: China Launches Seven Satellites on One Rocket, Including Thai CubeSatAt 11:21 a.m. Beijing Time on August 25, a Long March 6C carrier rocket lifted off from the…
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In-Depth Look at the Long March 10B Launch Vehicle
Read more →: In-Depth Look at the Long March 10B Launch VehicleI. Basic Information The Long March 10B is a large, reusable commercial liquid-propellant launch vehicle with a diameter…
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SpaceXAI Selects Nvidia Vera CPUs to Power Agentic AI on Earth and Future Orbital Computing Systems
Read more →: SpaceXAI Selects Nvidia Vera CPUs to Power Agentic AI on Earth and Future Orbital Computing SystemsSpaceXAI has selected Nvidia’s Vera CPU architecture and the broader Vera Rubin platform to support its next-generation agentic…
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Falcon 9’s Final Chapter? SpaceX Plans to Retire Its Workhorse Rocket Once Starship Reaches Full Operational Service
Read more →: Falcon 9’s Final Chapter? SpaceX Plans to Retire Its Workhorse Rocket Once Starship Reaches Full Operational ServiceSpaceX is preparing for one of the most consequential transitions in launch industry history: the eventual retirement of…
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Beyond Reach Unveils FlareWing Deployable Structures to Bring High-Power Capability to Small Satellites
Read more →: Beyond Reach Unveils FlareWing Deployable Structures to Bring High-Power Capability to Small SatellitesA new generation of space infrastructure—from commercial space stations to orbital data centers and lunar systems—is driving demand…
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After Long March 10B and Zhuque-3 Recoveries, What Comes Next for China’s Commercial Rockets?
Read more →: After Long March 10B and Zhuque-3 Recoveries, What Comes Next for China’s Commercial Rockets?On August 19, 2026, the second Zhuque-3 rocket lifted off from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Pilot Zone.…
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Successful Rocket Recovery Is Only the Beginning. Three Priorities Come Next
Read more →: Successful Rocket Recovery Is Only the Beginning. Three Priorities Come NextChina has successfully recovered two orbital-class rocket boosters—one at sea and one on land—but recovery itself is only…
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China Delays Historic Chang’e-7 Lunar South Pole Mission as Tropical Storm Narra Disrupts Launch Plans
Read more →: China Delays Historic Chang’e-7 Lunar South Pole Mission as Tropical Storm Narra Disrupts Launch PlansChina has postponed the launch of its landmark Chang’e-7 lunar exploration mission after Tropical Storm Narra developed in…
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Deep Blue Aerospace Completes First 100-Second Long-Duration Test of 130-Tonne-Class THUNDER-RS Engine
Read more →: Deep Blue Aerospace Completes First 100-Second Long-Duration Test of 130-Tonne-Class THUNDER-RS EngineAugust 21 — Deep Blue Aerospace has successfully completed a 100-second, long-duration steady-state hot-fire test of its 130-tonne-class…
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Shanghai Spacecom Secures $1.94 Billion Funding Round, Reaching $6.96 Billion Valuation as China Accelerates Starlink Rival
Read more →: Shanghai Spacecom Secures $1.94 Billion Funding Round, Reaching $6.96 Billion Valuation as China Accelerates Starlink RivalChinese satellite internet operator Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology (SSST), also known as SpaceSail, has completed a 7 billion…