北京零重空间技术有限公司
Beijing Zero Gravity Lab is a Chinese organization focused on microgravity research and space technology development. As a key laboratory, it designs and conducts space experiments, particularly in microgravity fluid physics, often utilizing recoverable satellites and manned space missions like "Shenzhou" and "Tiangong". The lab operates the Beijing Drop Tower, a significant ground facility for simulating microgravity conditions, and partners with organizations like the Technology and Engineering Center for Space Utilization (CSU). Associated keywords: microgravity, space experiments, drop tower, fluid physics, materials science, CSU, Tiangong space station.
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ZeroG Lab raised $14,900,000 to develop its Magpie (or Lingque) remote sensing constellation of up to 160 optical and radar satellites and to expand overseas business.
Golden Bauhinia-1 (03) is a remote sensing satellite developed by Beijing-based ZeroG Lab for the Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group Limited.
Golden Bauhinia-1 and Golden Bauhinia-2 are remote sensing satellites developed by ZeroG Lab, a Beijing-based developer of micro- and nanosatellites and components established in 2016.
Lingque-1B was a 6U CubeSat intended to test technologies for ZeroG Labs’ planned Lingque constellation of 132 remote sensing satellites with resolution better than 4 m.
ZeroG Labs is a Beijing-based developer of micro- and nanosatellites and components established in late 2016.
ZeroG Lab is a Beijing-based developer of micro- and nanosatellites and components established in late 2016.
ZeroG Lab plans to establish a remote sensing constellation named Lingque consisting of 132 6U CubeSats with a resolution better than 4 m.
ZeroG Lab posted that its Lingque-1B technology verification satellite will be launched 2019-03-25 from Jiuquan.
ZeroG Lab received investment from Yinxinggu Capital in February 2019.