This month, Wechat Moments are flooded by the news on China Beijing International Horticultural Exhibition 2019.

Eyes full of flowers, ingenuity everywhere.

So what kind of experience is it to see the Exhibition from space which is hundreds of kilometers high?

This is a 2m resolution satellite image.

A panoramic view of the whole park

This is the International Pavilion.

The Guirui Theatre is like a butterfly with wings fluttering.

The Botanical Garden opens its big eyes

which are full of green

Each part of Life Experience Hall is well-spaced

Yongning Pavilion is interdependent with mountains and rivers, extending in all directions

Implication: The country is prosperous and the people are at peace

Three Gorges are imbued with a spirit that conquers mountains and rivers

Potassium sulphate production base in Lop Nur

is like a gem embedded in desert.

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge spanning three cities

Beijing Daxing International Airport opens arms

to welcome guests and friends from across the world

And the FAST radio telescope

explores the mysteries of the universe

One after another artificial miracle on Chinese soil

is magnificent and dazzling

The main force for shooting these Chinese miracles

is the "Eye in the Sky" in space - Remote Sensing Satellite

developed by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Ltd.

In 1975, China successfully launched and recovered

its first returnable remote sensing satellite.

For the first time, Chinese people look at their motherland with their own "Eye in the Sky"

Later, China launched

a series of returnable remote sensing satellites

Obtained a batch of precious remote sensing images

Serving national economic development

In 1999, CBERS-01 satellite successfully launched for the first time.

Clear images can be sent back to Earth in Space without returning to Earth

▲Schematic Diagram China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite

In 2000, the first satellite of the CBERS-02 was successfully launched.

Subsequently, China launched a number of CBERS-01 and CBERS-02 satellites.

In 2012, CBERS-03 satellite also launched successfully.

▲ Schematic Diagram of CBERS-03

In 2013, the first satellite of China’s high-resolution Earth observation system,

GF-1, was successfully launched for the first time.

▲ Schematic Diagram of GF-1

Over the next few years

GF-2, GF-4, GF-3

Satellite 02/03/04 of GF-1, GF-5 and GF-6

And a series of satellites successively flew into space

The construction of high-resolution earth observation system in China

is proceeding at full speed

▲ Schematic Diagram of GF-5

▲ Schematic Diagram of GF-5 and GF-6 satellites network operation

In addition to "CBERS" and "GF", "Eye in the Sky" of China's space also has commercial remote-sensing satellites "SuperView" series, "FY" series serve in the field of meteorology, and "HY" series serve in the field of Marine.

China's "Eye in the Sky" has more and more skills

the division of labor is more and more professional

the coverage is wider and wider

the working hours are getting longer and longer

and seeing things more and more clearly

Providing high-quality services for

agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, water conservancy, land and resources, urban planning, environmental protection, disaster monitoring and ecological construction

in China and other countries and regions,

and witnessing the new miracle that China has constantly created.

Source: CCTV News official WeChat, Chinese Academy of Sciences official WeChat, "China Aerospace News"