Group 1 - The 2026 Beijing International Commercial Aerospace Exhibition was held from January 23 to 25, showcasing Starry Sky Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. with a focus on "building a space ecosystem" [1] - The exhibition attracted numerous government representatives, industry partners, investment institutions, and space enthusiasts, highlighting the company's growing influence and brand value in the industry [1] - The event featured over 300 top global enterprises and institutions, covering the entire value chain of commercial aerospace, including launch vehicles, satellite development, space applications, ground services, core components, and industrial investment [1] Group 2 - The exhibition emphasized "low cost and high frequency" as the core theme for the leap in commercial aerospace, with reusable rocket technology being a central focus [2] - Starry Sky Technology showcased the MM-1 full-flow staged combustion engine and the GLACIER-1 medium launch vehicle, which can be reused over 20 times, exemplifying the trend of "low cost, high frequency" access to space [2] - The MM-1 engine's successful ignition test and the anticipated completion of the entire system by mid-2026 indicate significant advancements in performance compared to existing domestic commercial rocket engines [2] - The GLACIER-1 rocket, powered by nine MM-1 engines, has a takeoff weight of 1,080 tons and a low Earth orbit recovery capacity of 28 tons, marking a new height for China's commercial aerospace launch capabilities [2] - Through high-level industry interactions, Starry Sky Technology demonstrated its solid technical foundation and commercialization capabilities, solidifying its key position in the commercial aerospace industry chain [2]