China recently officially launched the “International Earth-Moon Cube Constellation Science Program”. Thirty cubic stars will be deployed in Earth-Moon space to form a constellation for space environment monitoring and gamma-ray storm detection. The initial plan is to complete the full launch deployment around 2030. The Earth-Moon space extends from low Earth orbit to about 2 million kilometers from Earth. It is a new airspace for humans to expand activity space, and it is also a core activity area for future manned lunar landing and lunar base construction.

China recently officially launched the “International Earth-Moon Cube Constellation Science Program”. Thirty cubic stars will be deployed in Earth-Moon space to form a constellation for space environment monitoring and gamma-ray storm detection. The initial plan is to complete the full launch deployment around 2030. The Earth-Moon space extends from low Earth orbit to about 2 million kilometers from Earth. It is a new airspace for humans to expand activity space, and it is also a core activity area for future manned lunar landing and lunar base construction.