There were ten staff members conducting research in front of computers, and even the General Sect Leader couldn't understand the flickering data content. There were also some holding professional instruments and manually assembling components, with a vehicle-mounted satellite rocket placed next to them.
The scale was not large; its main purpose was to perform first and second stage rocket separation, breach the atmosphere, and send microsatellites smoothly into orbit. The model number sg52-015 was also written on it, indicating it had undergone several experiments.
For large satellites, more powerful rockets are required, and the funding and technical consumption cannot be afforded by ordinary small companies. For example, with Starlink satellites, it takes professional large companies and technological foundations to contract such rocket launches into space.
