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Yang Yiqiang founded CAS Space after spending thirty-one years at the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.
CAS Space currently performs the docking of the Kinetica-21's core stage and booster stage.
CAS Space is located in the Nansha district of Guangzhou within the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area.
CAS-SPACE has completed work on a new launch pad dedicated to its Kinetica-2 rocket.
CAS Space's second dedicated launch pad at JSLC has been completed.
Kinetica-1, a four-stage solid-fueled rocket developed by CAS Space, has been part of China's regular orbital launches since 2019.
Yang served as the Chief Commander of the Long March 11 before founding CAS Space.
CAS Space's second dedicated launch pad at JSLC has been completed.
CAS Space's Kinetica-2 launch vehicle is undergoing pre-debut assembly.
CAS Space reported that its Kinetica 1 rockets have now deployed 73 satellites with a total payload mass exceeding nine metric tons.
CAS Space commenced its IPO process in August 2024.
CAS Space aims to make Kinetica-1 a more affordable launch solution for both Chinese and global customers.
Kinetica-1 is CAS Space’s first launch vehicle and consists of four stages that burn solid fuel.
CAS Space successfully launched the Lijian-1 Y8 carrier rocket from Beijing.
Today’s launch was the 9th launch for Kinetica-1 and for CAS Space.
CAS Space previously launched two satellites for Mexico using Kinetica-1.
All Kinetica-1 missions have flown from CAS Space’s launch facility at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
CAS-SPACE's Kinetica-1 Y8 launched PRSC-HS1 for Pakistan and AIRSAT-03/04.
At 11:33 am China Standard Time on October 19th, CAS Space’s Kinetica-1 rocket blasted off from Launch Area 130 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
CAS Space is exploring ways to launch fifty satellites in one mission.