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China begins global satellite network for space research
China has launched an international program to develop a constellation of 30 CubeSats—small, cube-shaped satellites—between Earth and the Moon by 2030. The goal is to enhance space environment monitoring, observe space weather, detect gamma-ray bursts, and support the safety of astronauts during lunar missions. The project involves scientific institutions from several countries, including Egypt, Thailand, Serbia, Senegal, and Indonesia. It aims to develop small satellite technologies and improve space observation capabilities. Work has begun on the first phase of engineering development. This international collaboration is part of the Deep Space Exploration Foundation, established in 2025, which is considered the first global academic organization focused on deep space exploration and is based in China.
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