China has taken another step in the development of its own space technologies - on May 14, a group of satellites intended for conducting space calculations was successfully launched. This was reported by the Chinese Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC).
The launch was carried out with the help of a light two-stage Changzhen-2D launch rocket, which started at 12:12 in Beijing time. The rocket brought a lot of up to 1.3 tonnes in sunny synchronous orbit. The satellites successfully separated from the carrier and went out into the orbit.
These devices became the first group within the Star Computing large -scale program, which provides for the deployment of 12 specialized satellites. They are designed to perform tasks related to distributed space calculations, which opens up new opportunities in the field of data analysis, artificial intelligence and telecommunications in outer space.
Star Computing is part of China's strategy to strengthen positions in the high -tech segment of global space. The program is aimed at creating an infrastructure that will allow you to process data directly in space, reducing the load on land processing centers and accelerating real -time information.
This launch emphasizes Beijing's desire to become one of the leading players in the space technology market and to consolidate their status with the highest pace of orbit.
