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The communication bandwidth of CGST’s 2023-10-05 satellite-to-ground laser image transmission test reached 10 Gbps.
CGST intends to expand its Jilin-1 constellation from a planned 138 satellites to 300 satellites by 2025.
CGST was established in 2014 and has more than 100 satellites in orbit.
Changguang Satellite Technology planned in late 2022 to more than double the planned size of its Jilin-1 constellation.
Changguang Satellite Technology was established in 2014.
CGST aims to expand its Jilin-1 constellation to 300 satellites by 2025.
CGST launched 41 new Jilin-1 satellites on 2023-06-15.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. is a remote sensing satellite manufacturer and operator spun off from the Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Changguang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. planned to expand its under-construction Jilin-1 constellation from 138 satellites to 300.
Orienspace signed a contract with Changguang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd. on 2023-04-17 for the launch of multiple Jilin-1 Gaofen-05 series spacecraft.
Changguang Satellite Technology expanded its planned Jilin-1 commercial remote sensing constellation from 138 satellites to 300.
Galactic Energy could help CAS spinoff CGST construct its Jilin-1 Earth observation constellation after launching five Jilin-1 satellites in November 2022.
The Jielong-3 mission carried eight satellites developed by Changguang Satellite Technology designated Jilin-1 Gaofen 03D 44-50 and the Jilin-1 Pingtai 01A01.
Changguang Satellite Technology will expand its under-construction Jilin-1 constellation from 138 to 300 satellites.
Changguang Satellite secured $375,000,000 in funding for its Jilin-1 project in November 2020.
Changguang Satellite initially planned for the Jilin-1 constellation to consist of 138 satellites in orbit by 2025 to provide 10-minute revisit times.
Yunyao Aerospace and Changguang Satellite Technology signed a 2020 deal for CGST to carry 23 GNSS occultation payloads for Yunyao Aerospace.
Jilin-1, constructed by Changguang Satellite Technology, has 54 satellites on orbit following a 2022-05-04 launch.
Changguang Satellite Technology (CGST) secured $375,000,000 in funding for its Jilin-1 project in November 2020.
CGST aims to complete a full 138-satellite Jilin-1 constellation with a 10-minute revisit capability around 2030.