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China has just sent another batch of satellites into space, launching a Long March-12 rocket from Hainan—part of a broader push to build an orbital internet network comparable to Elon Musk’s Starlink. Behind the lift-off is a numbers game. China has filed plans for 200,000+ satellites with the International... show more

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