A cutting-edge astronomical spacecraft jointly developed by China and France is scheduled to be deployed in orbit in June, according to the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Innovation Academy for Microsatellites in Shanghai, which built the satellite.
The launches include the maiden flight from China's first commercial spacecraft launch site, in addition to more satellite lift-offs to form constellations, according to the press conference.
The spacecraft is tasked with around-the-clock monitoring on Chinese territories and neighboring regions.
They are scheduled to live inside the space station for around five months and return to Earth in November.
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