
China’s Space Program: Bridging Space and Development in the Global South
From Shenzhou-20 to satellite partnerships, discover how China’s space program is fueling development in the Global South.
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From Shenzhou-20 to satellite partnerships, discover how China’s space program is fueling development in the Global South.
China successfully rescued two satellites after a 123-day operation following a launch failure. The satellites now form a constellation providing navigation services between Earth and the Moon.
On World Meteorological Day, China pledges to enhance global early warning systems using AI and new satellites, aiming to close the early warning gap and improve climate resilience worldwide.
China’s Galactic Energy completes two successful launches in five days, deploying six satellites to bolster global weather forecasts and marking a milestone in the nation’s commercial space sector.
China launched 18 satellites into orbit from its new Hainan commercial spaceport using the Long March-8 rocket, marking a significant advancement in its space program.
Greenhouse gas emissions are changing space, reducing atmospheric drag in low Earth orbit. This could halve satellite capacity by 2100, increasing collision risks, a new study finds.
China’s Long March-8 rocket successfully launched new satellites into low-Earth orbit from Hainan Province, marking the 559th mission of the Long March series.
China’s Galactic Energy kicked off 2025 with the launch of its CERES-1 Y16 rocket, marking the first commercial rocket launch of the year and deploying five satellites for diverse applications.
China’s Nuwa satellite constellation, now operational with 12 satellites, offers real-time, all-weather global imaging with high-resolution radar technology and rapid data transmission.
China successfully launched two high-resolution radar satellites, enhancing 24/7, all-weather Earth imaging capabilities for various sectors.