China plans to mine satellites in space and makes history by sending the first mining robot into space.
Human rule in space is increasing day by day, where in addition to several space missions, the United States recently decided to set up a space force.
However, now in astronomy, China has decided to take a step that has never happened before, leaving behind the United States and Russia.
China has decided to mine satellites in space, for which a mining robot will be sent into space in November 2020.
The robot has been dubbed the "Asteroid Mining Robot" by Beijing-based private company OriginSpace.
According to foreign media reports, the purpose of the mission will not be to mine on its first mission to the satellites, but it will work to test the robots' mining capabilities and potentially valuable resources there.
According to the report, the said information will be helpful in the future towards the mining of satellites.
Named New-1, the Chinese spacecraft will be launched into space by a Chinese Long March rocket.
The owner of the Chinese company says that the purpose of sending this robot is to verify and demonstrate various tasks such as spacecraft and battle maneuver, space aircraft intelligence and control.
He said that the actual progress of this mission is based on speculation as no advance has been made for research in this direction before.
He also said that if the experiment is successful, it could open up a new multi-billion dollar industry.
