Bilibili Video Satellite
Bilibili Video Satellite was launched by Long March 11 on Yellow Sea waters on September 15, 2020. It was China's first custom-made satellite by an Internet company Bilibili.[1][2] The Satellite was developed by Chang Guang Satellite Technology.[3]
Function
Bilibili vice chairman and COO Li Ni (李旎) said that the satellite can access remote sensing video and be used to make popular science videos, which will include science, technology, humanities and other aspects to encourage the younger generation to remain curious and explore. In the future, the satellite will also customize filming missions for Bilibili users, using the satellite to take aerial photos of the Earth.[4][5]
History
On May 11, 2020, the satellite was transported to Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.[6]
In June 2020, Bilibili announced that the satellite would be launched in late June and said it was "a Children's Day gift".[7][8] However, the plan was put off.[9]
On July 10, 2020, the satellite was launched from the center. But the rocket flew abnormally and failed to launch. Bilibili said that the satellite launch program would not stop.[10]
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- ^ 网易 (2020-07-10). "曾推迟多次的视频卫星发射失败 哔哩哔哩：再次发射时间另行通知". dy.163.com. Retrieved 2020-11-04.
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