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The China National Space Administration (CNSA) is the governmental organization of the People's Republic of China responsible for managing national space activities. Founded in 1993, CNSA helps guide China's space law, operates a fleet of satellites for Earth observation, and sends missions to explore the Solar System. It contracts with state-owned companies like the Chinese Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) for the development of launch vehicles and spacecraft and manages programs like the Chang'e lunar exploration program. CNSA also engages in international collaborations with other space agencies.
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The China National Space Administration manages China’s civil space activities.
China National Space Administration and Saudi officials held discussions on the China-Saudi Arabia Space Cooperation Agreement, deep-space exploration, space debris, and communications satellites.
The Saudi delegation met with China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation President Zhou Jie, Chief Accountant Chen Lin, China National Space Administration Administrator Shan Zhongde, and Chief Engineer Li Guoping.
Abdullah Alswaha met with officials from the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and the China National Space Administration on the sidelines of meetings about artificial intelligence and other technological innovations.
China National Space Administration and Saudi officials reached broad consensus on cooperation in deep-space exploration, space debris, and communications satellites.
Ma Xingrui is a former director of the China National Space Administration.
China was represented at the BRICS space meeting by Chief Engineer Li Guoping of the China National Space Administration.
CAS Space identified Tianyan-27 as a cultural communication satellite supported by the China National Space Administration and the Cultural Communication Center of the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration.
The China National Space Administration opened select test facilities to support innovations in capital-intensive spacecraft and launch vehicle systems and capabilities after the roundtable meeting.
The China National Space Administration simultaneously introduced a certification system for the use of existing testing sites that are not under government ownership.
The China National Space Administration issued the first version of the Commercial Spaceflight Standards System on April 24.
China National Space Administration Administrator Shan Zhongde held a roundtable meeting with the heads of fourteen commercial space enterprises before the launch of the standards system.
The China National Space Administration has opened an international cooperation opportunity for the Xihe-2 solar observation mission.
CNSA has selected five international, Hong Kong, and Macao cooperation payloads for the Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission.
China’s LESEC, the Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering Center, was moved from directly under CNSA to directly under SASTIND.
The China National Space Administration pledged in November to fold commercial-space projects into China’s international cooperation agenda.
The China National Space Administration formed a commercial space department to regulate commercial space activities.
The China National Space Administration (CNSA) is leveraging civil infrastructure to enhance its military tracking and telemetry capabilities.
CNSA has released an image of Tianwen-2 in deep space using a robotic arm.
Engineers from the China National Space Administration have started to investigate the failed recovery attempt of the first-stage booster.