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CGSTL is a leading remote sensing satellite manufacturer and operator associated with the CAS.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co Ltd had three satellites onboard: Jilin Gaofen 07B01, Jilin Gaofen 07C01, and Jilin Gaofen 07D01, all dedicated to Earth imaging.
CGSTL published photos demonstrating their non-earth imaging capabilities.
CGSTL sent over 100 remote sensing satellites into orbit during 2022 and 2023.
Changguang Satellite Technology uses its Earth imaging constellation for non-Earth imaging (NEI) by calculating points in a satellite's orbit close to the target object.
Changguang Satellite Technology plans to seek a funding round to finance improvements to future additions of the Jilin-1 constellation.
Changguang Satellite Technology shared an image of the International Space Station on October 16th, which was captured on October 1st at a distance of 305 kilometers.
Changguang Satellite Technology is pursuing NEI capabilities to enhance its role in China's commercial remote sensing satellite sector.
Changguang Satellite Technology's Jilin-1 satellites have unintentionally imaged the International Space Station multiple times.
In the past month, Changguang Satellite Technology released its first set of NEI images, which included one of Maxar’s Worldview Legion 2 spacecraft.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co Ltd operates approximately 130 Earth imaging satellites.
Changguang Satellite showcased their Non-Earth Imaging (NEI) capabilities with the International Space Station.
CGST released a set of images of the International Space Station taken by its Jilin-1 EO fleet on October 1.
GalaxySpace, headquartered in Beijing, and Changguang Satellite Technology, based in Changchun, developed the spacecraft.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co Ltd was previously sanctioned by the U.S. government.
Daniel Marín, a Spanish space blog author, believes the imagery from Changguang Satellite Technology could be a geopolitical warning to the U.S.
The release of images by Changguang Satellite Technology is believed to be the first time a Chinese satellite operator released images of another spacecraft.
On September 13th, Changguang Satellite Technology released images of Maxar's WorldView Legion 2 satellite taken by a Jilin-1 spacecraft.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co Ltd is the commercial operator of approximately 130 Earth imaging satellites.
China's CGST used its Jilin-1 satellites to image a Maxar Worldview Legion 2 satellite.