Space station missions, new rockets and more than 200 spacecraft among projects for 2023.
Altogether CASC plans to launch more than 200 spacecraft, though only a few of the planned missions are listed. Launching satellites for national civil space infrastructure, weather, a geostationary synthetic aperture radar, and three backup satellites for— China's own version of the navigation and positioning GPS system — are noted among the plans however.
The country's largest rocket, the Long March 5, will also be in action again for the first time since launching the
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