中国航天科技集团有限公司
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) is the primary state-owned contractor for China's space program. As a large enterprise group, CASC designs, develops, manufactures, and launches a variety of space products, including launch vehicles, satellites, manned spaceships, and deep space explorers. CASC also provides commercial launch services and contributes to China's national space initiatives like lunar exploration and the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System. The corporation has numerous subsidiaries and partners, and is a key player in China's efforts to become a leading space power.
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Both the Long March 10 rocket and the Mengzhou spacecraft are in the final stages of research and development at China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp.
Wu Fei worked as an engineer at the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation prior to selection as a taikonaut.
Other launch vehicles using the YF-102 engine include CAS Space’s Kinetica-1, Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-2, and the China Aerospace Science and Technology Commercial Launch Vehicle Group’s soon-to-debut Long March 12B.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation produced the flying car demonstrator.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans to build gigawatt-scale space-based digital and intelligent infrastructure integrating cloud, edge, and endpoint computing.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation identified space tourism, space traffic management, space resource development, and space infrastructures as four focus areas for the 15th Five-Year Plan covering 2026 to 2030.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans to achieve deep integration of computing power, storage capacity, and transport capabilities to enable simultaneous space-ground computing.
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.
In early 2026, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans to construct gigawatt-class space digital-intelligence infrastructure, termed a 'Space Cloud,' within the next five years.
Before his selection, Wu Fei worked as an engineer at the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
China Great Wall Industry is the contractor for the Long March 2C mission and is the international commercial arm of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp.
A 240-ton-class commercial reusable high-pressure staged-combustion liquid oxygen–kerosene engine developed by the Sixth Academy of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation completed a 200-second long-duration test.
The photographed Long March 2C booster carries the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) roundel and an "LM" circular logo on its lower stage segment.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will establish a space tourism operation system to realize flight-based operation of suborbital space tourism.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation completed a long-duration ground test of a reusable 240-tonne-thrust kerolox engine.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will accelerate the iteration and development of suborbital and orbital space tourism vehicle products.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will complete relevant unmanned or manned flight verifications for space tourism vehicle products.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will promote the development of new fields such as space tourism, space digital infrastructure, space resource development, and space traffic management during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will gradually develop orbital space tourism.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation’s Sixth Academy is the developer of the 240-ton-class staged combustion RP-1/LOX engine.