China's Space Program Thread II

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A model of CASIC's Chutian satellite on display. Chutian is an ultra-low-orbit integrated communication and remote sensing constellation made up of 300 satellites. The constellation is scheduled to be finished in 2030 and provide real-time daylight, SAR, hyperspectral, and infrared imaging and video service. It will have the ability to revisit any spot every 15 minutes.

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In a more positive development for i-Space/Interstellar Glory/Interstellar Space Honor, the company has broken ground on its launch vehicle assembly plant in Wenchang. The project covers an area of 90 acres. Once completed, it will have the capacity of assembling three launch vehicles simultaneously and an annual capacity for producing/turning around 36 re-usable launch vehicles.

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Construction progress on i-Space/Interstellar Glory/Interstellar Space Honor's launch vehicle assembly plant at Wenchang.

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China has officially opened Chang'e-8 lunar exploration mission to international cooperation. Countries and international organizations are invited to submit (experimental) proposals, with submission deadline being December 31, 2023. Final approvals are due September, 2024.

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China has received
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from prospective international partners to participate in the upcomng Chang'e-8 mission.

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Chang'e-8 will carry a lunar rover developed in Pakistan. The rover weighs 35kg and will carry cameras and spectrometers jointly developed by China, Europe, and Pakistan. It will carry out analysis of lunar soil and radiation environment of Lunar south pole.

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