China Satellite Jilin Constellation _ Jilin Satellite System

What kind of rocket is Jilin No.1? What's the role?

Jilin-1 refers to Jilin-1 commercial satellite, which will play a decisive role in China's optical remote sensing system.

As shown in the picture, this is the launch scene of a rocket of Jilin No.1.

Jilin No.1 is a project of Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd., with the clear purpose of commerce. At the time of definition, it is clear that most of these satellites are used to build an ideal high-resolution and high-resolution platform, which will fill the gap in this field in China.

These satellite rockets are not just one. On the contrary, these satellites belong to a series. For example, the satellite responsible for video series, responsible for high-resolution satellite combination.

As shown in the picture, this is sent back by satellite.

Obviously, it can be clearly seen from these aspects that even on satellites in space, there are still technologies that can clearly and completely watch the pictures on the ground. This kind of high-quality and high-resolution can not be separated from high-precision camera shooting, and the loss required in the process of data transmission is undoubtedly within the controllable range. This advanced technology has also laid a solid foundation for the commercialization of satellite rockets.

Up to now, Jilin No.1 has launched ten satellites, all of which were developed and manufactured by Jilin Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd. and used for commercial operation. After the successful launch of the satellite, the company can build a platform to provide navigation and remote sensing data services for users.

This picture is provided by the company to users. As can be seen from the picture, the picture is exquisite and clear.

There is no doubt that the launch of Jilin-1 satellite has made an indelible contribution to China's space industry, which has pushed China's space industry forward a big step. It shows that as far as China's satellite technology is concerned, there is no pressure to take high-precision photos of precise positions. I can only say that I hope China's space technology will further develop, take more accurate photos and provide better services in the future.