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China SatNet's GW Constellation Links Arctic and Antarctic Stations

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China Satellite Network Group successfully conducted its first polar test of the GW constellation, establishing a video link between research vessels in the Arctic and Antarctica's Qinling Station. The connection demonstrated a low latency of under one second, highlighting the constellation's capability for global communication. AI

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China SatNet's GW Constellation Links Arctic and Antarctic Stations

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    China SatNet's GW Constellation Links Arctic Ships and Antarctic Station in First Polar Test

    In its first polar test, China SatNet's GW constellation connected Arctic research vessels with Antarctica's Qinling Station by video call, with under one second of delay.

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