The China Aerospace Corporation (CASC) is a state-owned enterprise responsible for the development and production of aerospace technology in China. Established in 1993, it plays a crucial role in the country's space exploration efforts, including satellite launches and crewed space missions. CASC oversees various projects, including the Tiangong space station and the Chang'e lunar exploration program. CASC is also involved in the development of missile systems and other defense technologies. The corporation collaborates with various research institutions and universities to advance its capabilities in aerospace engineering and technology. Its work supports both civilian and military applications, contributing to China's growing presence in the global space industry.