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PolyU provided multi-disciplinary support to the landing on the far side of the Moon

28 January 2019
Hong Kong Polytechnic University made two critical contributions to the Chang'e 4 lunar landing. The researchers at PolyU built the automated multi-axis mount for the mission-critical camera on top of the lunar lander and helped plan and select a landing site in the von Kármán crater.
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earlier report by PolyU on its Chang'e 4 contributions

China's first big-budget sci-fi blockbuster wows space scientists, engineers

28 January 2019
China's homemade sci-fi blockbuster, The Wandering Earth, adapted from Hugo Award winner Liu Cixin's novel of the same name, has amazed space scientists and engineers as the country is striving to make breakthroughs in space exploration. The film tells a story about how humans, threatened by a dying and swelling sun, erect gigantic engines to propel the planet out of the solar system, setting it on a centuries-long journey in search of a new sun.
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HEAD and Partners Awarded a Multi-Million Euro Ethiopian Contract

24 January 2019
China HEAD Aerospace Technology Co. and its subsidiary HEAD Technology France (“HEAD”), announced today that they have been awarded a multi-million Euro contract through a consortium led by HEAD and its partner China Centre for Resources Satellite Data and Applications (CRESDA). The consortium won the international open tender issued by Ethiopian Space Science and Technology Institute (ESSTI) to procure a commercial Earth observation (EO) satellite ground receiving station. 
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Who got the Multi-Million Euro contract to build Ethiopian satellite ground receiving station?
26 January 2019
In November 2018, the Ethiopian government announced plan to launch its first satellite through China help in September 2019.
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The built-up of the BeiDou constellation continues in 2019 with 10 more satellites

29 January 2019
China will send 10 satellites to join the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) through seven separate launches this year, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) announced on 29 January. The launches will help complete the BDS global network by 2020, said Shang Zhi, Director of the Space Department of the CASC, at a press conference, where the Blue Book of China Aerospace Science and Technology Activities was released.
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