Satellites - Page 6

Satellites are objects that orbit around a larger celestial body, such as a planet or a star. They can be natural, like moons, which are formed through natural processes and orbit planets, or artificial, created by humans and launched into space for various purposes. Artificial satellites are used for communication, weather monitoring, navigation, earth observation, and scientific research. They typically operate in specific orbits, which can be geostationary, polar, or low Earth orbit, depending on their intended function. Satellites play a crucial role in modern technology and infrastructure, facilitating global communication, data collection, and environmental monitoring.
Satellite Paradigm Shift: China Reshapes the Future of Space Technology

Satellite Paradigm Shift: China Reshapes the Future of Space Technology

China is pioneering sustainable space exploration with the Shijian-25 satellite, introducing in-orbit refueling to reduce space debris and emissions. Autonomous self-navigating satellites are enhancing Earth observation efficiency, though they raise regulatory and security concerns. Advanced SAR technology offers detailed imaging capabilities, prompting
31 January 2025
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