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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Two of the Yaogan-35 satellites in the fifth batch were developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) and the third was provided by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST).
The China Academy of Space Technology plans to test wireless power transmission in low Earth orbit in 2028 and to deploy a megawatt-class experimental satellite in geostationary orbit as soon as 2030.
The China Academy of Space Technology plans a Space high voltage transfer and wireless power transmission experiment in low Earth orbit in 2028 followed by tests in geostationary orbit in 2030.
Phase 2 of CAST’s plan is scheduled for 2030 in geostationary orbit and requires accurate energy transmission over a distance of 35,800 km to Earth.
The China Academy of Space Technology plans a Space high voltage transfer and wireless power transmission experiment in low Earth orbit in 2028.
CAST stated in 2021 that it was working toward small-scale electricity generation tests in 2022 and is constructing test facilities in Chongqing to support space-based solar power research.
CAST previously set a goal of launching a megawatt-level space solar power satellite by 2030, and the 2028 plan advances a first in-orbit satellite by two years relative to that goal.
The Siwei-01 and Siwei-02 satellites were developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST).
The new CAST plant in Tianjin will be capable of producing more than 200 satellites per year.
CAST is China’s main spacecraft maker, producing space station modules, crewed spacecraft, and satellite buses.
The Shijian-6 (05) satellites were developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) and Aerospace Dongfanghong Satellite Co., Ltd.
The solid rocket motor was cast at Camden’s Engineering, Manufacturing and Development facility, which officially opened in October 2022.
China Academy of Space Technology is working towards small-scale electricity generation tests in 2022 for space-based solar power.
China Academy of Space Technology aims to develop a megawatt-level space-based power generation facility around 2030.
China Academy of Space Technology’s small-scale tests could potentially lead to a megawatt-level space-based power generation facility around 2030.
The China Academy of Space Technology is working towards small-scale electricity generation tests in 2022 for space-based solar power.
InterSpace Explore founder Fu Shiming previously worked at the China Academy of Space Technology and was a member of the Tiangong-2 space lab project.
The China Academy of Space Technology has been developing a returnable spacecraft named Space Workshop that was previously slated for launch in 2020–2021.
Shareholders representing about 55% of Stable Road Acquisition Corp.’s outstanding shares cast votes at the special meeting on 2021-08-11.
The China Academy of Space Technology began building a test base in Chongqing Municipality in 2019 for researching high-power wireless energy transmission.