智通财经APP讯，航天科技(000901.SZ)公告，公司控股子公司航天科工惯性技术有限公司拟将持有石油 相关无形资产进行公开挂牌转让。本次转让事项拟通过公开挂牌方式进行，交易对手方、交易对价等相 关事项尚未确定。 本次拟公开挂牌转让的旋转导向相关的无形资产为惯性公司前期从事石油仪器业务期间所形成，相关无 形资产组合包括：2项软件著作权、117项专利及专有技术，具体明细详见与本公告同日披露的《评估报 告》。根据惯性公司与中国石油集团川庆钻探工程有限公司钻采工程技术研究院(简称川庆钻探)2023年 签署的《与国产旋转地质导向钻井系统(CGSTEER)相关的无形资产所有权以及对外转让事项的协 议》，旋转导向相关技术由惯性公司和川庆钻探、中国石油集团川庆钻探工程有限公司钻采工程技术研 究院、中国石油天然气集团有限公司(后面以"中石油方面"指代上述三方权属人)合作完成，相关技术的 知识产权、所有权等相关权利归属惯性公司、中石油方面共有。惯性公司占50%、中石油方面占50%。 因此，本次惯性公司拟通过挂牌转让其持有的旋转导向相关的无形资产组合份额的50%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The UAE has launched a space mission training program aimed at cultivating professional technical talent in the aerospace sector [1] Group 1 - The training program is part of the UAE's broader strategy to enhance its capabilities in space exploration and technology [1] - This initiative is expected to contribute to the development of a skilled workforce that can support the country's ambitious space projects [1] - The program will provide participants with hands-on experience and knowledge in various aspects of space missions [1]

Core Points - The completion of the satellite data receiving ground station in Namibia marks a significant milestone in China-Namibia cooperation in the aerospace sector, enhancing Namibia's capabilities in remote sensing applications [1][2] - The project is part of China's broader strategy to strengthen ties with African nations through technology transfer and infrastructure development, positioning China as a reliable partner compared to Western countries [7][8] Group 1: Project Overview - The satellite station in Windhoek, Namibia, is designed to receive, process, and distribute remote sensing satellite data for various applications, including environmental monitoring, agriculture, disaster management, and resource assessment [2] - The project has successfully passed joint technical acceptance by both Chinese and Namibian parties, indicating full completion and recognition by Namibia [2] - The establishment of the ground station is seen as a critical step towards enhancing Namibia's independent operational capabilities in the aerospace field [2] Group 2: Regional Impact - The satellite station is the second high-tech cooperation project following the Egypt-2 satellite project, showcasing China's commitment to advancing aerospace development in Africa [2][4] - China's involvement in Africa's aerospace sector is growing, with over 50 countries signing nearly 200 intergovernmental cooperation agreements in various aerospace fields [6] - The collaboration with African nations is characterized by a lack of political conditions and export restrictions, making Chinese solutions more accessible and affordable [7][8] Group 3: Strategic Partnerships - The project in Namibia is part of a larger trend where African countries increasingly prefer to collaborate with China on aerospace technology, as it offers practical solutions without the political strings often attached by Western nations [7][8] - China's strategic partnerships in the aerospace sector are not only enhancing local capabilities but also expanding its influence and presence in Africa [8][9] - The establishment of ground stations and partnerships is seen as a way for China to solidify its commercial and security presence on the continent [8]

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant advancements and developments in Huairou Science City, which is a major national scientific infrastructure project aimed at fostering innovation and research in China [2][4][22] Group 1: Infrastructure and Facilities - Huairou Science City features 16 scientific facility platforms that are open for global sharing, with over 1.43 million hours of operational time accumulated [2] - The High Energy Synchrotron Radiation Source, a key facility, is set to be the brightest fourth-generation synchrotron radiation source globally, with a brightness one trillion times that of sunlight [3] - By 2050, Huairou Science City aims to become a world-class original innovation hub aligned with national strategic needs [4] Group 2: Research and Development - The city has entered a new operational phase, with 29 facility platforms from the 13th Five-Year Plan now in research status, and 8 new platforms from the 14th Five-Year Plan under construction [4] - Currently, there are 26,000 researchers in Huairou, including 33 Nobel laureates and 86 academicians, indicating a strong scientific community [4] Group 3: Achievements and Innovations - Huairou Science City has achieved breakthroughs in 51 key core technologies and produced 386 major scientific results, along with 465 high-level academic papers [14] - Notable innovations include the development of high-quality superconducting cavities and the first all-season observational laser radar, both of which are at the forefront of international technology [5][14] Group 4: Ecosystem and Collaboration - The city has attracted over 20 national research institutions, enhancing its scientific innovation ecosystem [15] - The integration of various research entities, including the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has strengthened collaborative efforts in addressing national strategic tasks [18]

Core Viewpoint - The successful launch of the Tianzhou-9 cargo spacecraft marks a significant advancement in China's space station microbial monitoring and protection technology, with contributions from the team led by Academician Tang Banzhong from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) [1][2]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Tianzhou-9 mission carries essential scientific experiment materials for the Chinese space station, including the first batch of in-orbit experimental materials for microbial monitoring and control [1]. - The project addresses the critical need for microbial monitoring and prevention in the unique environment of the space station, proposing innovative solutions [1]. Group 2: Technological Contributions - The team has developed an original and internationally leading technology known as Aggregation-Induced Emission (AIE), which allows for real-time in-situ monitoring of microorganisms and rapid bacterial eradication [1]. - The "AIE-integrated bionic nano-antibacterial module" is a key component that distinguishes bacterial states and enables real-time sterilization in the space environment [1]. Group 3: Project Implementation and Future Implications - Prior to the launch, the project team conducted thorough preparations, ensuring that core experimental payloads arrived safely at the Wenchang launch site on July 11 [2]. - The successful implementation of this mission is expected to create a more reliable microbial safety barrier for astronauts and may also lead to advancements in related fields on Earth [2].

Core Viewpoint - Honda successfully conducted the first launch and landing test of a small reusable rocket, marking a significant achievement for a private Japanese company in the aerospace sector [1] Group 1: Test Details - The test took place on June 17 at a dedicated testing site in Taiki, Hokkaido [1] - The reusable rocket prototype measures 6.3 meters in length, 85 centimeters in diameter, and weighs 900 kilograms, with a total mass of approximately 1.3 tons when fueled [1] - The rocket reached an altitude of 271.4 meters before descending and landing, with a landing accuracy of 37 centimeters from the target [1] - The total flight time for the test was 56.6 seconds, and the test was deemed successful [1] Group 2: Purpose and Future Implications - This test represents Honda's first attempt at a launch and landing trial, aimed at validating key technologies necessary for future reusable launch vehicles [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article commemorates the contributions of Zhu Senyuan, a prominent figure in China's liquid rocket technology, who passed away at the age of 95, highlighting his significant role in advancing China's aerospace capabilities and technology [1][2]. Group 1: Contributions to Aerospace Technology - Zhu Senyuan was instrumental in the research and development of liquid rocket propulsion technology in China, participating in multiple key national projects [2]. - He led the development of China's first hydrogen-oxygen rocket engine, addressing major technical challenges and enabling China to become one of the few countries capable of launching geosynchronous satellites [2]. - Zhu was a key figure in the planning and verification of new-generation large launch vehicles and high-thrust liquid rocket engines, significantly contributing to the advancement of hydrogen-oxygen rocket engine technology [2]. Group 2: Professional Background - Born in October 1930 in Liyang, Jiangsu, Zhu joined the Communist Party of China in 1952 and graduated from the Moscow Bauman Higher Technical School in 1960 [1]. - He began his career in 1961 at the Ministry of Defense's Fifth Academy, where he held various leadership roles, including chief designer and expert group leader for major rocket engine projects [1]. - Zhu was elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1995, reflecting his esteemed status in the scientific community [1].

Core Points - The article highlights the recognition of outstanding youth in China for their contributions to the modernization of the country, with awards given to individuals and collectives for their exemplary roles in various fields [2][3] - A total of 30 individuals received the 2025 China Youth May Fourth Medal, while 30 youth collectives were also honored, alongside 677 individuals awarded the 2025 New Era Youth Pioneer Award [2] Group 1 - Three individuals from Shandong province were awarded the 2025 China Youth May Fourth Medal, including Wang Chuan Ying, Li Kuan, and Zhao Ya Jie [2] - The Eastern Spaceport Group's team for maritime rocket launch and recovery technology was recognized as a collective award recipient [2] - A total of 20 individuals from various sectors, including the chief expert in chemical flooding agent research at Sinopec's Shengli Oilfield, were awarded the 2025 New Era Youth Pioneer Award [2] Group 2 - The awarded youth and collectives are seen as outstanding representatives and vanguard forces of the new era, actively responding to the party's call in areas such as technological innovation, rural revitalization, green development, social service, and national defense [3] - Their actions embody the spirit of "Rest assured, Party, I will contribute to the strong nation" as they strive to contribute to China's modernization [3]

Core Viewpoint - The cooperation between China and Thailand in the aerospace sector is significantly contributing to the development of Thailand's space technology and capabilities [1][2][3] Group 1: Cooperation and Development - The Space Innovation Park in Chonburi, Thailand, houses various aerospace-related institutions, including the Thai Satellite Manufacturing Center [1] - The Thai Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) acknowledges China's support in advancing Thailand's space technology, with over 10 collaborative partners in the aerospace field [1][2] - The signing of memorandums of understanding between the China National Space Administration and Thailand's Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation marks a significant step in space exploration and cooperation [2] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The Chang'e 7 mission will carry a Thai-developed "Global Space Weather Monitoring" device, marking Thailand's first scientific instrument to enter deep space [2] - The successful recovery of the "Shijian-19" satellite, which carried Thai agricultural resources, demonstrates the practical applications of space technology for Thailand's food security [2] Group 3: Talent Development - Collaboration with Wuhan University has led to the establishment of a Master's program in Geographic Information Science, enhancing educational opportunities for Thai students in aerospace technology [3] - Young Thai individuals are benefiting from exchanges and study opportunities in China, gaining exposure to cutting-edge aerospace technologies [3] - The ongoing partnership with China is expected to elevate Thailand's space technology to a globally competitive level and contribute to the future space economy [3]