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Galaxy Aerospace (China): Founded in 2016, this company is a Chinese manufacturer of communication satellites. It operates in the NewSpace sector and has received funding from multiple investors.
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GalaxySpace has developed a few dozen spacecraft to test constellation operations and provided operational satellites to the GuoWang network.
On September 30th, GalaxySpace’s General Manager of the Solutions Department, Zhang Peng, participated in a panel at the 76th International Astronautical Congress in Sydney, Australia.
Peng emphasized the importance of fair and open allocation of frequencies for GalaxySpace within the ITU framework.
GalaxySpace can currently coordinate communication frequencies with other operators, but rapid communication for collision avoidance is lacking.
GalaxySpace has launched over 20 spacecraft to date.
GalaxySpace pioneered China's first flat-panel satellites with flexible solar panels.
GalaxySpace's two satellites were assembled at its advanced smart manufacturing facility in Nantong, Jiangsu province.
GalaxySpace, headquartered in Beijing, and Changguang Satellite Technology, based in Changchun, developed the spacecraft.
GalaxySpace developed one of the test satellites launched on the September 16 Long March 2C using unspecified new materials.
GalaxySpace developed one of the test satellites launched on the September 16 Long March 2C making use of unspecified new materials.
Xu Ming is the CEO of Galaxy Space.
The 2024-12-16 Long March 2D mission carried four Piesat-2 SAR satellites numbered 09-12 developed by GalaxySpace.
GalaxySpace equipped the Piesat-2 satellites with synthetic aperture radar payloads, intelligent processing systems, and mission planning capabilities.
GalaxySpace launched its first stackable flat-panel communications satellite in July 2023.
GalaxySpace launched its first stackable flat-panel communications satellite on 2023-07-27.
Skysight AS-2 and AS-3 were built by GalaxySpace and carry optical and infrared remote sensing payloads respectively.
GalaxySpace previously launched six test satellites in March 2022.
A Long March 2D rocket launched from Taiyuan spaceport on 2023-07-22 at 10:50 p.m. Eastern to carry GalaxySpace’s Lingxi-03 and Skysight AS-1, AS-2, and AS-3 satellites.
Private firm GalaxySpace is expected to launch its first flat-panel satellites with flexible solar arrays in the second half of 2023.
GalaxySpace developed the PIESAT-1 satellites for Piesat Information Technology Co. Ltd.