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The three 2023-12-29 broadband test satellites were developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST), a spacecraft manufacturer under CASC.
CASC targeted launching more than 60 times in 2023 and aimed to put more than 200 spacecraft into orbit during the year.
CASC had targeted launching more than 60 times in 2023 and carried out 65 launches in 2023, with commercial space actors accounting for 16 of those launches.
CASC aimed to launch more than 60 times in 2023 but commercial launch providers accounted for 15 Chinese launches in 2023.
In August 2023 CASC launched a geosynchronous orbit radar satellite, adding to its GEO observation capabilities.
CASC’s spaceplane project acquired national-level funding from the Natural Science Foundation of China in 2022.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) is developing reusable rockets including a new-generation human-rated launcher for lunar crewed missions and an evolving Long March 9 super heavy-lift launcher.
CASC fell short of its declared plan to launch more than 60 times in 2023 while not suffering a launch failure during the year.
China Rocket Co. Ltd. developed the Jielong-3 and is a commercial spinoff from CALT, which is a main launch vehicle manufacturing arm under the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation is developing a two-stage spaceplane concept that uses a reusable VTHL suborbital first stage and a reusable spacecraft second stage.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) operates the Jielong-3 solid rocket which can launch from a sea platform.
CASC indicated it intended to begin launching batches of Guowang satellites potentially using a Long March 5B rocket modified to use a Yuanzheng-2 upper stage.
CASC set a goal to conduct more than 60 launches in 2023 and had completed 38 launches early in the year.
The Tianlong-2 rocket is powered by coal-derived kerosene and CASC-developed YF-102 gas generator engines.
CASC plans construction of a new launch site at Wenchang to support the Guowang project.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. set an early-2023 goal to launch more than 60 times in 2023 and had completed 33 launches at the time of the Yunhai-1 (04) mission.
CAST is an arm of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and develops and manufactures spacecraft including modules for Tiangong.
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 China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation confirmed the 2023-09-17 launch as successful and identified the payload as Yaogan-39 satellites.
CASC planned to launch more than 200 spacecraft on more than 60 launches as part of its 2023 plans.