Hey tech fam! 🚀 Yesterday (Nov 21), the Chinese mainland successfully launched its latest communication technology test satellite, Shiyan-21, from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province at 6:55 p.m. Beijing Time.
Riding atop a Long March-3B rocket, this orbital newcomer will handle satellite communication, radio & TV broadcasts, data transmission and more. Think clearer live streams, smoother video calls, and faster data sharing—all made possible by these high-flying experiments. 📡
Shiyan-21 isn’t just any satellite; it’s part of the 609th mission in the Long March series, which has been a cornerstone of the Chinese mainland’s space ambitions. 💪
For young pros in South and Southeast Asia, advancements like these could mean better connectivity for remote work, mobile gaming marathons, and those late-night study sessions. Imagine streaming your fave K-drama or joining a virtual conference without that annoying lag! 🎮📱
Over the coming weeks, engineers will run a series of technical tests and verifications to fine-tune performance. Stay tuned—our skies (and screens) are about to get an upgrade! 🌟
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
