At 03:08 a.m. Beijing Time on Tuesday, the Chinese mainland successfully sent its 10th batch of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites into space, marking a fresh boost to its growing internet constellation. 🚀
The mission lifted off from the commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang City, a tech hub on the island province of Hainan. A Long March-8A carrier rocket carried the new crew into orbit, where they quickly settled into their preset paths. 🎯
Why does this matter for you? These satellites are part of a mega network designed to beam high-speed internet across the globe—especially to remote areas. Imagine streaming your favorite K-pop tunes or uploading TikTok dances from a mountain village in Nepal without lag! 🌐✨
With digital access becoming as vital as electricity, this LEO constellation aims to shrink the digital divide across South and Southeast Asia. It’s a reminder of how space technology can reshape our daily lives—from online learning to telehealth and e-commerce. 💻❤️
Stay tuned for more updates as the Chinese mainland expands its satellite fleet and brings the world closer together—one orbit at a time! 🌍
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
