The geostationary belt is very useful for a range of applications, as satellites orbiting there move in sync with Earth's rotation, making them appear fixed in the sky over the planet. This orbit is thus very useful for providing constant communications, meteorological data and surveillance over chosen areas. Removing dead satellites and debris from this belt will help to keep the orbit available for use.
What China has planned for Shijian 23 has not been revealed, however. The satellite was described tersely as"mainly used for scientific experiments and technical verification" by Chinese state media. Ongoing tracking may provide clues to the activities of the satellites. Further complicating matters is the fact that initial reports after launch from both China's main space contractor and state media Xinhua
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