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工信部:推动手机等终端设备直连卫星加快推广应用 为广大地面移动通信用户提供基于卫星的话音、短消息业务
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-08-27 08:16
每经AI快讯,8月27日,工信部印发《关于优化业务准入促进卫星通信产业发展的指导意见》,支持电 信运营商通过与卫星企业共建、共享等模式,深入挖掘天通、北斗等高轨卫星应用潜力,推动手机等终 端设备直连卫星加快推广应用,为广大地面移动通信用户提供基于卫星的话音、短消息业务。鼓励电信 运营商依托低轨卫星互联网,在话音、短消息业务基础上拓展高速数据服务,促进信息基础设施天地融 合发展。 ...
跑好探索宇宙的接力赛
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-04-27 00:05
Core Viewpoint - The 10th "China Space Day" marks significant milestones in China's space exploration, celebrating achievements and setting ambitious future goals for human spaceflight and lunar exploration [2][3][4][5] Group 1: Historical Achievements - The successful launch of China's first artificial satellite "Dongfanghong-1" 55 years ago initiated the country's journey into space, leading to numerous milestones such as the Chang'e lunar missions and the construction of the Tiangong space station [2] - China has completed 20 astronaut extravehicular activities, with the longest single activity lasting 9 hours, setting a world record and demonstrating advanced capabilities in complex space operations [3] Group 2: Current Developments - The Chinese space program has achieved significant advancements, including the successful implementation of over 200 scientific and application projects in orbit, and the ongoing development of technologies for manned lunar missions by 2030 [3] - The number of commercial space enterprises in China has surpassed 500, with increasing satellite launches and advancements in satellite manufacturing and rocket recovery technologies, indicating a shift towards a robust space economy [3] Group 3: Future Aspirations - The future vision includes not only manned lunar missions but also fostering international cooperation in space exploration, as evidenced by the announcements regarding the Chang'e 5 lunar sample sharing and the Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission [4] - The ongoing efforts to build a strong space nation are seen as a continuous journey, requiring persistent innovation and collaboration to overcome challenges and achieve shared human aspirations in space [5]