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Galactic Energy Ceres-2 launch marks China's first confirmed orbital success after a nozzle failure destroyed its January 2026 debut, delivering four satellites to a 332-mile sun-synchronous orbit.
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China's National Intelligence Law mandates government access to all data Chinese commercial satellites collect, with no carve-outs for private operators or privacy policies.
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