At the 2026 Tiandu International Conference on Deep Space Exploration, China announced the launch of an international Earth–Moon CubeSat constellation science program. The plan envisages partnering with multiple countries to deploy a satellite swarm across Earth–Moon space to establish a 3D network for space-environment monitoring, gamma-ray burst detection and lunar resource prospecting. The preliminary timetable targets completion of all satellite launches and deployment around 2030, aiming to

At the 2026 Tiandu International Conference on Deep Space Exploration, China announced the launch of an international Earth–Moon CubeSat constellation science program. The plan envisages partnering with multiple countries to deploy a satellite swarm across Earth–Moon space to establish a 3D network for space-environment monitoring, gamma-ray burst detection and lunar resource prospecting. The preliminary timetable targets completion of all satellite launches and deployment around 2030, aiming to fill a global gap in systematic Earth–Moon-space observations.