Beijing Zhongke Aerospace Exploration Technology Co., Ltd. is the first domestic aerospace enterprise with mixed ownership, and it is also the target enterprise that Oriental Aerospace Port focuses on introducing. Relying on the scientific research strength and resource advantages of the Institute of Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Aerospace Flight Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Aerospace Science and Technology has been committed to the research and development and integration of space technology and aerospace vehicles as a platform for the transformation of major national scientific research projects, as well as the transformation and provision of technological achievements. Aerospace launch service. The Lijian-1 rocket project also adds a brand-new name card to the Oriental Space Port, which will surely promote the construction of the Oriental Space Port to take a solid step forward.
CASSPace Lijian-1 successfully launches 6 satellites in one rocket Six satellites in one rocket, the launch of the Lijian-1 Yao-7 carrier rocket was a complete success…… At 12:05 Beijing Time on May 21, 2025, the Lijian-1 Yao-7 carrier rocket was launched at the Dongfeng Commercial Aerospace Innovation Test Area, and the six satellites on board, including Taijing-3-04, Taijing-4-02A, Xingrui-11, Xingjiyuan-1, Cube-108-001, and Xiguang-1-02, were successfully sent into the predetermined orbit, and the flight test mission was a complete success.
This mission is the seventh flight of the Lijian-1 carrier rocket. So far, Lijian-1 has accurately sent a total of 63 satellites into the predetermined orbit, with a total mass of more than 6 tons in orbit. It is the only civilian rocket in China that has continuously launched payloads of more than tons.
星河动力空间科技有限公司 Galactic Energy- Galaxy Power (Beijing) Space Technology Co., Ltd.Located in Block D, Aviation Technology Plaza, E-Town, and Beijing – Beijing – China – People’s Republic of China ….Galaxy Aerospace is the first private aerospace company in China to achieve successful continuous launches, the first to send commercial networked satellites into a 500km sun-synchronous orbit, and the first to master the ability to launch multiple satellites with one carrier rocket
19 successes! The Galaxy Power Ceres-1 Sea Launch (Yao-5) once again broke the record for domestic private rocket launches
Ceres-1 successfully launched four satellites in one rocket
At 15:38 Beijing time on May 19, 2025, under the organization and command of the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center’s sea launch team, Galaxy Dynamics Aerospace Company successfully completed the launch mission of Ceres-1 Sea Launch (Yao 5) (mission code: Huaixu Feitang) in the waters near Shandong, and successfully carried the 34th to 37th satellites of the first phase of the “Apocalypse Constellation”, a total of four satellites, into a low-Earth orbit with an altitude of 850km and an inclination of 45°. This mission is the 19th successful launch of Galaxy Aerospace and the sixth time that the Ceres series of rockets have launched a networking satellite for the “Apocalypse Constellation”. The success of this launch mission marks the full completion of the global networking of the first phase of the “Apocalypse Constellation”, and opens a historic moment in the era of the Internet of Everything.
The “Apocalypse Constellation” is my country’s first low-orbit IoT communication constellation. The first phase consists of 37 satellites and the networking has been completed. The constellation has the characteristics of global coverage, miniaturization, low power consumption and low cost. It provides global users with “air, space, land and sea” consumer-grade satellite IoT data services. It has been widely used in forestry, agriculture, emergency, tourism, water conservancy, electricity, petroleum, ocean, ecological environment, smart cities and other industries and digital economy scenarios, and is moving towards the direct-connected satellite market for consumer electronic products such as automobiles, walkie-talkies and watches.
As the only private rocket type that can take into account both land and sea launch platforms, the Ceres-1 series of launch vehicles has achieved flexible regional and orbital adaptability and high-density launch capabilities, and can quickly meet the launch needs of different satellite users to the greatest extent. Since its first flight on September 5, 2023, the Ceres-1 sea-launched version has completed five sea launch missions with 100% success.
To date, Starlink Aerospace Corporation has successfully carried out 19 commercial launches and deliveries, accurately sending a total of 81 commercial satellites with different functions into predetermined orbits.
Salute to “Her Power”: Galaxy Power joins hands with SpaceShangxin and Whisper to pay tribute to female aerospace workers
In the booming commercial space industry, female scientific and technological workers have always been an “star force” that cannot be ignored. From the overall design of the rocket to the debugging of the offshore launch platform, from satellite payload testing to orbital data analysis, the female team of Galaxy Power Aerospace Company has written a heroic chapter in the aerospace field with their professionalism, tenacity and innovation.
On this occasion, Galaxy Power, Space New and Always launched the “Her Power · Escorting the Galaxy” public welfare campaign to pay tribute to every female worker who has silently contributed to the aerospace industry. The three parties will continue to pay attention to the growth and development of female scientific and technological talents, provide all-round support for “her power” in the aerospace field, and help more women break through boundaries and shine in the vast universe.
On the 18th May 2025 pre launch CNSA _China National Space Administration -China – People’s Republic of China Hong Kong –Beijing Time China- People’s Republic of China…. at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, Sichuan Province of the Xichang Launch Center, the Long March 3B carrier rocket was According to the National Space Administration; On May 18, the planetary exploration project Tianwen-2 probe successfully moved to the launch area after completing the technical area assembly, testing, and refueling work at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center as planned. It will subsequently carry out various functional inspections and joint tests as planned, and is scheduled to be launched at an appropriate time at the end of May. Prior to this, the Long March 3B Yao-110 carrier rocket that carried out the Tianwen-2 launch mission successfully moved from the technical area to the launch area on May 14 , and completed the hoisting and docking work.
[天问二号Tianwen-2 is scheduled to be launched at an appropriate time at the end of May]
[The Tianwen-2 probe has successfully moved into the launch area and is scheduled to be launched at an appropriate time at the end of May]
According to the National Space Administration, on May 18, the Tianwen-2 probe of the planetary exploration project successfully moved into the launch area after completing the general assembly, testing, and refuelling in the technical area at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center as planned. Subsequently, various functional inspections, joint tests, and other work will be carried out as planned, and the launch is scheduled to be carried out at an appropriate time at the end of May. The Tianwen-2 mission will carry out multiple tasks in a single launch, including accompanying the asteroid 2016HO3, sampling, and return, and accompanying the main-belt comet 311P.
System composition Overall Design
The Tianwen-2 probe consists of a main probe and a return capsule. The main power supply system of the main probe is a uniquely constructed circular flexible solar wing that resembles a large umbrella. Researchers chose this special configuration of “protective umbrella” to reduce the risk of traditional solar wings touching the ground during the probe’s soft landing. Tianwen-2 adopts a double-wing structure, with a single wing area of 17 square meters. One of the reasons why it carries such a large solar wing is that the mission goal is ambitious. After Tianwen-2 completes the asteroid sampling and return mission, the main probe is likely to continue to fly into deep space. During this process, the amount of sunlight obtained will become less and less, so the solar wing needs to be specially enlarged.
Solar panels are truly “protective umbrellas” that continuously convert solar energy into electricity for continuous use by spacecraft during deep space exploration. As we all know, a large amount of uninterrupted solar energy diffuses in the space environment, just like WiFi wireless chargers, which are most popular with spacecraft. Since a single solar cell generally cannot meet the demand, a power generation device composed of solar cells and related structures connected in series or parallel is a solar cell array, which is like a “nutritionist” for spacecraft, constantly “cooking” solar energy into a “nutritional meal” that can be directly absorbed by various devices
Prior to this, the Long March 3B Yao-110 carrier rocket that carried out the Tianwen-2 launch mission successfully moved from the technical area to the launch area on May 14, and completed the hoisting, docking, and other work.
深蓝航天 Deep Blue Limited – Deep Blue Aerospace One of sixty Chinese private space Carrier Rocket Companies in China-People’s Republic of China… As many of sixty plus Private Rocket Deep Blue Aerospace Co., Ltd. was established in 2017. The company is mainly a high-tech aerospace enterprise that focuses on the direction of liquid recovery and reusable launch vehicles and provides users with commercial launch services. Deep Blue Aerospace Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Nantong City, Jiangsu Province. At the same time, the company has rocket general and liquid engine R&D centers in Yizhuang, Beijing and Xi’an, Shaanxi, respectively, and a rocket power system test base in Tongchuan, Shaanxi…..
At 12:12 on May 17, 2025, Beijing time, the improved version of the Suzaku-2 Y2 carrier rocket was launched from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Test Area, successfully sending six satellites of the Changsha Tianyi Space Science and Technology Research Institute, namely, Tianyi 29, Tianyi 34, Tianyi 35, Tianyi 42, Tianyi 45 and Tianyi 46, into the planned orbit. The flight test mission was a complete success. This mission is the fifth flight of the Suzaku-2 carrier rocket
[Video of the transfer of the ZQ-2E Y2 launch vehicle]
The improved ZQ-2 is China’s first dual cryogenic liquid launch vehicle that uses full supercooling and refuelling. It integrates core innovations such as a high-thrust liquid oxygen-methane power system, titanium-niobium alloy high-thrust nozzle manufacturing technology, and a single-layer common bottom tank structure. It can eventually achieve a 4-ton carrying capacity for a 500-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit. It is oriented towards low-orbit and sun-synchronous orbit missions and is gradually growing into a core platform serving the main market of China’s commercial aerospace.
The Y2 rocket as a whole continues the mature structure and control strategy of Y1. In this mission, it is equipped with a composite fairing with a diameter of 4.2 meters and a total length of 8.7 meters for the first time, which significantly enhances the compatibility with multiple types and sizes of payloads, and further improves the mission adaptability of the entire rocket.
The rocket adopts a two-stage configuration. The first stage is equipped with four Tianque 12A (TQ-12A) liquid oxygen-methane engines in parallel. Each engine has a sea level thrust of 720 kN, providing strong thrust and attitude control capabilities. The second stage uses the Tianque 15A (TQ-15A) with a vacuum thrust of 836 kN, 60% throttling conditions and three start-up capabilities. In conjunction with the Yunque (YQ-10) auxiliary power system, it supports thrust regulation, trajectory control, terminal speed correction and other precision operations to meet the needs of highly complex missions.
Based on continuous optimization, the Yao-2 rocket has been upgraded in many key aspects compared to the first flight model, including: engine thrust increase, cancellation of the first-stage oxygen exhaust connector to simplify the process, and upgrading the fairing from metal to composite materials, which significantly improved the mission response efficiency and system stability…
On the day of 14TH May 2025 Hours Hong- Kong SAR – Beijing time CNSA –China National Space Administration , China, People’s Republic of China At 1212 Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time , the Chang Zheng -Long March 2D the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center using the Long March 2D carrier rocket. This launch is the 103rd space launch in the world in 2025, the 27th in China, the 3rd this month, the 9th for SAST, and the 4th for the Long March 2D.
The space computing satellite constellation is provided with launch services by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Commercial Rocket Co., Ltd. as the general contractor. The Long March 2D rocket is developed and manufactured by the Eighth Academy of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
The space computing satellite constellation is the first constellation of the “Star Computing” plan. It consists of 12 satellites developed by Guoxing Aerospace Corporation and carries the core key payload developed by Zhijiang Laboratory according to the “Three-Body Computing Constellation” standard.
The Space Computing Constellation 021 mission is the first constellation of the “Star Computing” plan initiated by Guoxing Aerospace, and it is also the first constellation of the “Three-Body Computing Constellation” of Zhijiang Laboratory. The constellation is invested by different entities and consists of 12 computing satellites in one orbit developed by Guoxing Aerospace. The
12 computing satellites of the first constellation use the intelligent networked satellite platform developed by Guoxing Aerospace. In addition to the AI payload developed by Guoxing Aerospace, it also carries Zhijiang Laboratory’s onboard intelligent computers and other space computing software and hardware and space-based models, realizing “computing power to the sky, networking on orbit, and models to the sky”.
Each satellite has an onboard intelligent computing system and an inter-satellite communication system, which can realize the interconnection of satellites in the entire orbit and have space on-orbit computing capabilities.
The highest computing power of a single satellite is 744TOPS, and the first constellation has a space computing power of 5POPS. The maximum inter-satellite laser communication rate can reach 100Gbps. After the constellation is networked, it will form the world’s strongest space computing power. The satellite is also equipped with a space-based model with 8 billion parameters, which will perform on-orbit tasks such as astronomical science observations.
In addition to space computing and space interconnection capabilities, the first constellation satellite is also equipped with a ground remote sensing payload. With the help of on-board computing capabilities, it will explore the real-time on-orbit processing of verification data, improve data processing efficiency by reducing data transmission costs and time delays, and provide satellite three-dimensional digital twin data and application services for industries such as emergency safety, low-altitude economy, and gaming and cultural tourism through the satellite spiritual engine.
It is worth mentioning that the satellite launched this time also carries a cosmic X-ray polarization detector developed by Guangxi University and the National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It will use the space-based astronomical time domain model to quickly detect, identify and classify various transient sources such as gamma-ray bursts on orbit, and trigger dual-satellite collaborative observations to achieve second-level judgment and 99% recognition accuracy, and promote the paradigm change of space science research with “artificial intelligence +
This mission is the 576th launch of the Long March series of carrier rockets.
