Earth Science
Scientific satellites can be used as an important means of exploring the Earth and its characteristics, the origin and structure of the Earth, as well as the interactions and evolution between different spheres, and for surveying Earth's resources.

Astronomical observations
Without being obstructed by the Earth's atmosphere, the instruments carried by satellites can receive electromagnetic wave radiation from celestial bodies, from the radio band to the infrared band, visible light band, ultraviolet wave, etc., providing a complete cosmic image.

Earth Environment Observation
Earth environmental satellites can detect and observe different characteristics of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans, and scientists can use them to study ocean depth measurement, sea surface temperature, atmosphere, ice sheets, etc.

Planetary research
By studying the atmospheric composition, climate, and stability characteristics of various planets outside the Earth, this study aims to investigate the habitability of planets under the influence of stars, as well as the development and utilization of planetary resources such as minerals, water, and gas. It also serves as one of the Earth's safety warning and defense measures.

Research on the Solar System
By monitoring the sun 24/7 through a series of solar observation stations, we study everything from the sun's atmosphere to the sun's surface, and study the origin, evolution, and development of the solar system.