Strategic Study on the Development of Space Science in China and Proposals for Future Missions

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WANG Chi
SONG Tingting
LI Ming
CAO Song
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[1] NationalSpaceScienceCenter,ChineseAcademyofSciences
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V419 [相关学科的应用]; P35 [空间物理];
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Since 2011, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has implemented the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science (SPP). A series of scientific satellites have been developed and launched, such as Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE), Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS), Advanced Space-based Solar Observatory(ASO-S),EinsteinProbe(EP),andsignificantscientificoutcomeshavebeenachieved.Inordertoplan the future space science missions in China, CAS has organized the Chinese space science community to conduct mediumandlong-termdevelopmentstrategystudies,andsummarizedthemajorscientificfrontiersofspace science as “One Black, Two Dark, Three Origins and Five Characterizations”. Five main scientific themes have beenidentifiedforChina’sfuturebreakthroughs,includingtheExtremeUniverse,Space-TimeRipples,the Panoramic View of the Sun and Earth, the Habitable Planets, and Biological&Physical Science in Space. Space science satellite missions to be implemented before 2030 are proposed accordingly.
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