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Wu Yansheng is chairman of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) and delivered a lecture broadcast by China Central Television on 2022-12-20.
CASC conducted 51 Long March launches in 2022 and all of those Long March launches were successful.
CASC planned more than 50 launches in 2022, including missions to complete the Tiangong space station.
CASC planned more than 50 launches across 2022.
CASC was preparing to launch the third and final Tiangong space station module late in October 2022.
CASC planned more than 50 launches across 2022 and expected to launch the third and final Tiangong space station module in October 2022.
Both SAST and CALT produce Long March launch vehicles and provide different launch capabilities while creating a level of competition within CASC.
CASC planned more than 50 launches in 2022 and is gearing up to launch the third and final module for the Tiangong space station.
CASC is developing a new, wider 5.2-meter-diameter payload fairing to improve the Long March 7A rocket’s adaptability.
CASC may be seeking to use the Long March 7A more often for launches to geosynchronous transfer orbit rather than relying mainly on the Long March 3B.
CASC planned more than 50 launches across 2022 and had recently begun the launch campaign for the third and final Tiangong space station module.
The CASC spaceplane project was unveiled in 2017 when senior CALT official Chen Hongbo presented plans for an under-development reusable spacecraft slated for testing in 2020 and ultimately capable of carrying both crew and payloads.
The Ceres-1 mission was the fourth Chinese orbital launch in 2022 not involving Long March rockets developed by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
Expace is part of CASIC’s plans to develop commercial projects including launch services, constellations, and a reusable spaceplane separate from a CASC-led initiative.
CASIC, a state-owned defense contractor separate from CASC, is developing a series of solid rockets for orbital launches and has established infrastructure at Jiuquan for launches of Kuaizhou-1A and Kuaizhou-11 using transport erector launchers rather than a launch pad and service structure.
Geespace and China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC) of CASC signed an agreement for Long March launch services in September 2021.
CASC is planning more than 50 launches in 2022, including six space station-related missions.
China Rocket, a CASC spinoff, has launched one Jielong-1 ("Smart Dragon") rocket and plans to launch the larger Jielong-3 in the second half of 2022.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) operates the Long March 11 from inland sites and from a sea platform.
CASC’s Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology is developing a reusable variant based on the Long March 6.