Core Insights - The successful launch of the "Zhuque-2" rocket on May 17 marks the initiation of the second phase of the "Tiansuan Constellation" project, with the "Beiyou-2" and "Beiyou-3" satellites entering their designated orbits [1] Group 1: Project Overview - The "Tiansuan Constellation" is an open-source space computing experimental platform, with the second phase planning to launch a total of 24 satellites focusing on advanced fields such as space computing, 6G networks, and intelligent remote sensing [1] - The first batch of satellites in this phase, "Beiyou-2" and "Beiyou-3," were developed by Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in collaboration with Changsha Tianyi Research Institute [1] Group 2: Technological Innovations - The development team overcame key technological challenges related to the reliability of space servers, real-time capabilities of hyperspectral cameras, and the stability of laser communication systems in orbit [2] - Significant technological breakthroughs have enabled the satellites to possess deep payload integration and dynamic optimization capabilities, addressing issues such as unreliable computational supply, poor timeliness of remote sensing data, and limited communication bandwidth [2] Group 3: Future Developments - Following the launch, the satellites will conduct a series of frontier technology experiments in satellite internet, including inter-satellite high-capacity laser communication and dynamic tuning of satellite laser communication payload rates [2]