This morning, the first star of the Wuyang constellation independently developed by China, that is, the pilot A star, was launched aboard the Ceres 1 sea-launch vehicle on the Yellow Sea launch platform in Rizhao, Shandong. This marks that the world's first low-latitude high-frequency remote sensing observation network has officially entered the network construction stage. In the future, the Wuyang Constellation will provide immediate sensing, instant transmission, and ready-to-use remote sensing data services in the fields of emergency disaster mitigation, precision agriculture, marine monitoring, port shipping, etc., to provide air and sky information support for China's high-quality development.

This morning, the first star of the Wuyang constellation independently developed by China, that is, the pilot A star, was launched aboard the Ceres 1 sea-launch vehicle on the Yellow Sea launch platform in Rizhao, Shandong. This marks that the world's first low-latitude high-frequency remote sensing observation network has officially entered the network construction stage. In the future, the Wuyang Constellation will provide immediate sensing, instant transmission, and ready-to-use remote sensing data services in the fields of emergency disaster mitigation, precision agriculture, marine monitoring, port shipping, etc., to provide air and sky information support for China's high-quality development.