China Aerospace and Technology Corporation

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CASC develops and manufactures a wide range of aerospace products, including satellites and launch vehicles.

China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) is the main contractor for the Chinese space program, responsible for the research, development, production, and marketing of aerospace technologies. It engages in the design and manufacture of launch vehicles, satellites, manned spacecraft, and missile systems. CASC operates numerous facilities across China and focuses on military-civil integration in its space technology applications.

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China Unveils a Massive 5-Meter Composite Module for its Next-Generation Reusable Rocket
LAUNCH-LV21h ago

China Unveils a Massive 5-Meter Composite Module for its Next-Generation Reusable Rocket

China Aerospace and Technology Corporation (CASC) unveiled its first reusable five-meter-wide composite propulsion module on April 11th, marking a significant advancement in China's aerospace sector. The module, designed for the Long March 10, incorporates over 60% composite materials and can withstand axial loads of up to 1,000 metric tons, enhancing payload capacity for future missions.

China conducts pair of Long March launches for Thousand Sails and Guowang megaconstellations
LAUNCH-LV12d ago

China conducts pair of Long March launches for Thousand Sails and Guowang megaconstellations

China conducted two successful Long March launches, deploying satellites for the Thousand Sails and Guowang megaconstellations. The Long March 8 launched 18 satellites for Thousand Sails on April 7, while the Long March 6A followed with five satellites for Guowang on April 8. Guowang aims for 400 satellites by 2027, part of China's broader space strategy.

The Rising Space Sector in China’s Silicon Valley
BUS-PLATFORM872d ago

The Rising Space Sector in China’s Silicon Valley

APT Mobile Satcom opened its new headquarters in Shenzhen, enhancing its role as a geostationary satellite operator. The event coincided with the 2023 China Hi-Tech Fair, where the company showcased its ambitions alongside local and national firms. APT is a subsidiary of APT Satellite Hong Kong, part of the state-owned CASC. The new HQ spans 700,000 square feet.