Hrozenský, Tomáš, 1992- Implications of China's rise to a global space power / Tomáš Hrozenský, Rastislav Kazanský. -- The global space sector was a relatively stable environment in the second half of 20th century. Due to new developments in the world, however, technological or even political, the global space environment has been undergoing structural change since the beginning of new millennium. What once was an arena of U.S.- Soviet confrontation is now a domain of both cooperation and competition with more and more states and even private players taking part in it. And it has been understood already since the beginning of the space age in 1957 after the launch of Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite of Earth, that achievements in space could be used as political tools. One of the most significant structural changes in space community has been rapid and continuous rise of China. Since the start of 21st century, this East Asian country has been able to send own taikonauts into space on Chinese rockets launched from Chinese territory, it designed, constructed and operates autonomous satellite nav

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