Jakarta, INTI - China’s 11th Space Day was held in Chengdu on April 24, 2026, featuring a range of innovations in space technology.
The event carried the theme “Seven Decades of Space Exploration Journey, A Shared Vision of the Universe.”
The program included an opening ceremony, aerospace science exhibitions, as well as cultural and art forums.
Visitors had the opportunity to explore various cutting-edge technologies presented throughout the exhibition.
Since 2016, April 24 has been officially observed as China’s Space Day.
The date commemorates the launch of China’s first satellite, Dongfanghong-1, on April 24, 1970.
The event also serves as an educational platform to increase public awareness of advancements in space technology.
Showcasing Advanced Space Technologies
Among the highlights of the exhibition was the return capsule from the Chang’e-6 mission.
In addition, visitors could see autonomous intelligent micro-robots designed for lunar surface exploration.
Various satellite models were also displayed, reflecting the progress of China’s space technology.
Overall, the event functions as both a promotional platform and a showcase of China’s achievements in the space industry to a wider audience.
Conclusion
The event highlights China’s continued progress in space exploration while promoting public awareness and innovation in aerospace technology.
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