The ExPace Technology company has successfully put into orbit two SpaceTY satellites for remote sensing of the Earth. This was announced by the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC), which includes the mentioned enterprise. As detailed on WeChat, the launch of the Kuaizhou-11 launch vehicle, which sent SpaceTY spacecraft Nos. 51 and 52 into orbit, took place on Thursday at 10:40 Beijing time (05:40 Moscow time) from the Jiuzhuang Spaceport. From Yan (Northern China). Kuaizhou-11, a four-stage solid-fuel rocket with a launch thrust of 1.25 thousand kilonewtons, is 25 meters long and is capable of delivering up to 1.5 tons of payload to low-Earth orbit (up to 1 ton for a 700-km-altitude sun-synchronous orbit). This is his 7th mission, of which the 3rd will be in 2026. Beijing is actively developing its national space program, creating meteorological, telecommunications and navigation satellites, as well as technologies for lunar exploration. With the support of the state, Chinese specialists are developing the possibilities of studying asteroids and Mars. The space station of the People's Republic of China operates in the Earth's orbit, which is also intended for international cooperation. In 2025, China carried out 92 launches, setting its own record.