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Global "Satellite Rush" Intensifies: China Files for Over 200,000 Satellites

Richard·January 10, 2026·4 mins read

The global space race is heating up as nations and private companies scramble to secure orbital slots and radio spectrum resources. According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), China submitted applications in December 2025 for more than 200,000 satellites.

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Global "Satellite Rush" Intensifies: China Files for Over 200,000 Satellites

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