我国将布局更多“太空+”未来产业

Core Viewpoint - China is set to expand its "Space+" future industries, focusing on commercial aerospace and its application, with the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation leading the initiative during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1][2]. Group 1: Future Industry Development - The initiative includes five major projects aimed at fostering new developments and capabilities in the commercial aerospace sector [1]. - Key areas of focus include the development of space digital infrastructure, space resource development, space traffic management, and space tourism [1]. Group 2: Space Digital Infrastructure - Plans are in place to build gigawatt-level space digital infrastructure, creating a new integrated space system architecture that combines cloud, edge, and terminal capabilities [1]. - The goal is to achieve deep integration of computing power, storage, and transportation, enabling advanced computational capabilities in space [1]. Group 3: Space Resource Development - A major project titled "Heavenly Work and Material" will be launched to explore space resource development, including the establishment of a comprehensive experimental and ground support system [1]. - The focus will be on breakthroughs in key technologies such as small celestial body resource exploration, intelligent autonomous mining, low-cost transfer and transportation, and in-orbit processing [1]. Group 4: Space Traffic Management - Efforts will be made to develop key technologies for monitoring, warning, and clearing space debris, which will lay a solid foundation for China's active role in establishing international regulations for space traffic management [1]. - This initiative aims to ensure the safe operation of space infrastructure [1]. Group 5: Space Tourism - The development of suborbital and orbital space tourism vehicles will be accelerated, with plans for both unmanned and manned flight verification [2]. - A comprehensive operational system for space tourism will be established, aiming for regular suborbital space tourism flights and gradual development of orbital space tourism [2].