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China’s Xingyun announces colossal funding round

18 March 2021
CASIC subsidiary Xingyun Satellite Co., responsible for the development of a narrowband constellation, announced a massive RMB 2.63 billion round of funding, China Space News (中国航天报) reported, describing it as China’s largest funding round into Industrial IoT. The funding round was led by several blue-chip investors, including ICBC Investment, China Merchant’s Capital, and Shenzhen Capital Group.
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Chang'e 5 orbiter enters Sun-Earth L1 point

19 March 2021
After a 88-day flight during its extended mission, the Chang'e 5 orbiter has successfully entered the L1 Sun-Earth Lagrange Point, the Beijing Aerospace Control Centre (BACC) announced and added that it is also China's first spacecraft to enter the Sun-Earth L1 Point. BACC said on 18 March that the orbiter is 936,700 km from the Earth and working normally with stable attitude and balanced power. On the way to Sun-Earth L1, BACC conducted two orbital maneuvers and two midway corrections.
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Interactive exhibition showcases China's ambitions in manned space exploration

18 March 2021
A new interactive technological exhibition about China's manned space programme was opened in the China Science and Technology Museum in Beijing on 18 March. Co-hosted by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) and the China Manned Space Engineering Office, the Fly to Space exhibition celebrates the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and allows visitors to experience the excitement of spaceflight. It has displays on the work of astronauts, plus themed exhibits on a time tunnel and living in space. Interactive technologies, including virtual reality and 3D displays, allow visitors to understand the development of the country's manned space programme, experience the selection and training of astronauts and learn about the launch of a spacecraft and life in orbit.
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Saudi scientists will study effects of cosmic rays on solar cells on CSS

19 March 2021
Scientists from Saudi Arabia will fly a solar cell experiment on board the Chinese Space Station. The research is the outcome of the CNSA-UNOOSA Announcement of Opportunities on board the CSS. Saudi Arabia wants to test how cosmic radiation is effecting the efficiency of solar cells which can be utilised on satellites. The aim is to develop long-lasting solar cells of high efficiency which can bring down the cost of space missions.
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