At 14:35 on 9th December, 2022, Hong
Kong Aerospace Technology Group had successfully launched two satellites under “Golden
Bauhinia Satellite No.1 (05)-APSCO-1” and “Golden Bauhinia Satellite No.1 (06)/
JXNU No.1” on the offshore launch platform in the Yellow Sea area, China. Both
of these satellites had successfully entered their planned orbits and are
currently operating normally in orbits, marking the completion of launching
mission.
Both of these satellites are optical remote
sensing satellites equipped with optical camera and satellite platforms which
have achieved technological breakthroughs including miniaturization, high-speed
data transmission and zero-momentum control. The satellite system can also provide
remote data services regarding agricultural disaster monitoring, forest fire
prevention, forestry resource survey, environmental monitoring, geology and
mineral monitoring and flash flood monitoring. Other than that, the group will
develop and design Carbon satellites, SAR satellites and communication
satellites, in an aim to enhance data collection of the Golden Bauhinia
Constellation project.
NEW YORK — Kepler Communications is seeking permission to operate larger but significantly fewer satellites for its proposed data relay constellation, which would now use lasers instead of radio frequencies to connect low Earth orbit (LEO) customers.
Spacecraft designers and engineers from China and Brazil are working to develop a remote-sensing satellite that will obtain data and images for public services and economic development.
On November 15, Abdulrahman AlMazyad, Managing Director of Defense Sector at the Ministry of Investment, visited USPACE, bringing forth positive prospects for cooperation in the aerospace field between USPACE and Saudi Arabia.