中国空间技术研究院
The China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) is a Chinese space agency and the main spacecraft development and production facility in China. Subordinate to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), CAST focuses on space exploration and provides integrated space-ground system solutions. They develop spacecraft for telecommunications, Earth observation, navigation, human spaceflight, lunar and deep space exploration, and space science. CAST also provides services for spacecraft, satellite ground applications, and customer support.
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TJSW-20 and TJSW-23 belong to the China Academy of Space Technology.
The mapping technology for Mani was developed at the Niels Bohr Institute and is based on taking multiple images of a given area from different angles and recording shadows cast on the lunar surface.
The Institute of Optics and Electronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, the Xi'an branch of the China Academy of Space Technology, Beijing Guangyou Xingkong Technology Co Ltd, and the Yunnan Lijiang Astronomical Observatory collaborated on achieving the geostationary laser link.
Since its founding on February 20, 1968, CAST has launched more than 600 satellites.
CAST was founded on February 20, 1968.
More than half of the satellites launched by CAST were launched in this decade.
The Space Environment Monitoring Satellite was built by the China Academy of Space Technology using commercially available platforms.
The China Academy of Space Technology provided development support for the PRSC-EO2 spacecraft.
CAST is launching a commercial "spatial environment detection satellite".
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation is the nation’s dominant space contractor and owns the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology, and China Academy of Space Technology.
AlSat 3A was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology to provide data and imagery for land use planning, disaster prevention, and mitigation in Algeria.
AlSat-3B was produced by the China Academy of Space Technology and procured through China Great Wall Industry Corporation.
The AlSat 3A spacecraft was built by the China Academy of Space Technology.
The China Academy of Space Technology (CASC) reported that the LM-3B failed during its third stage flight.
AlSat-3A was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology through China Great Wall Industry Corporation.
The GuoWang constellation was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology, which has launched over 600 spacecraft since 1970.
The spacecraft launched on December 30, 2025, was the Tianhui-7 (天绘七号) satellite made by the China Academy of Space Technology.
Tianhui-7 is the China Academy of Space Technology’s last spacecraft being placed into orbit in 2025.
The China Academy of Space Technology developed the seventeenth group of GuoWang satellites, marking over one hundred spacecraft deployed in a calendar year for the first time.
The TJSW-23 spacecraft was produced by the China Academy of Space Technology.