In 2024, China successfully launched the ‘Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Internet Group 18,’ a significant milestone in its national initiative to build an independent and controllable LEO satellite internet constellation known as the ‘Xingwang Project’ (or ‘Starlink-like Network’). The launch, carried out by a Long March series rocket, deployed multiple communication satellites into their designated orbits, marking a critical advancement in China’s integrated space-ground information infrastructure. LEO satellites offer advantages such as low latency, wide coverage, and flexible deployment, enabling high-speed, reliable internet access in remote regions, over oceans, and on aircraft. The Xingwang Project aims to deploy thousands of LEO satellites over the coming years to establish a global broadband network. This system will support civilian applications—including emergency response, smart transportation, and rural connectivity—while also holding strategic importance. The successful deployment of Group 18 enhances China’s position in the global satellite internet race and accelerates the growth of its commercial space industry.
2024年，中国成功发射了‘卫星互联网低轨18组’卫星，这是中国构建自主可控的低轨卫星互联网星座——‘星网工程’的重要一步。此次发射由长征系列运载火箭执行，将多颗通信卫星送入预定轨道，标志着中国在天地一体化信息网络建设方面取得关键进展。低轨卫星具有传输延迟低、覆盖范围广、部署灵活等优势，可为偏远地区、海洋、航空等场景提供高速、稳定的互联网接入服务。‘星网工程’计划在未来数年内部署上千颗低轨卫星，形成全球覆盖的宽带通信网络，不仅服务于民用通信、应急救灾、智慧交通等领域，也具备重要的战略意义。此次18组卫星的成功入轨，将进一步提升中国在全球卫星互联网竞争中的地位，并推动国内商业航天产业链的快速发展。
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