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China’s plans for space internet

The US company Starlink, founded by Elon Musk, is currently the leading provider of Internet access via satellite connection. But China is also planning to go on the offensive with the new technology. Tens of thousands of satellites will be launched into orbit over the next few years.

China has big ambitions in space. These include not only the Tiangong space station currently under construction and more planned missions to Mars and the Moon. Beijing is also pushing forward at high speed with a satellite program intended to provide hundreds of millions of people with a new form of access to the Internet.

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