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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SpaceX, Blue Origin, and United Launch Alliance in the United States and China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, Landspace, and iSpace in China have launched or are close to launching methane–liquid oxygen launchers.
The 2023-09-17 launch was the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation’s 30th launch of 2023.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation confirmed the 2023-09-17 launch as successful and identified the payload as Yaogan-39 satellites.
DFH Satellite, part of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp., has helped deploy hundreds of Earth observation satellites mainly focused on optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) identified the Land Exploration-4 01 mission as involving a high-orbit 20-meter resolution SAR satellite in its 2023 plans.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) identified the payload of the 2023-07-26 Xichang launch as Yaogan-36.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation has reported progress on testing 130-ton-thrust kerosene–liquid oxygen engines for the Long March 10 family.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans to ramp up production of Long March 5B and Long March 8 rockets to support the Guowang project.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) subsidiary CAST and Microsat under the Chinese Academy of Sciences are contracted to manufacture satellites for the Guowang constellation.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans more than 60 launches in 2023 while commercial actors could add a further 20 or more orbital missions.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation planned to use the Long March 8 as a test bed for reusability but the approach may instead rely on mass production of expendable Long March 8 rockets.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation intends to surpass 60 launches 2023 carrying more than 200 spacecraft.
CAS Space uses SP70 solid rocket motors from China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation for its Lijian-1, or Kinetica-1, rockets.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation is planning more than 60 launches in 2023.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will use the new Long March 5B and Yuanzheng-2 configuration to launch satellites for a low Earth orbit satellite network.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) provided no technical details and identified Gaofen-13 (02) as a high-orbit, high-resolution optical remote sensing technology satellite significant to China’s space technology development.
Subsidiaries of CASC, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, commercial launch company iSpace, and Deep Blue Aerospace have signed contracts to establish a presence in Wenchang International Aerospace City.
The YF-102 engines powering Tianlong-2 are developed by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC).
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) managed most of China’s launches in 2022.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans more than 60 launches 2023 carrying over 200 spacecraft.