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The development of the International Space Station should be a common achievement of mankind. However, China's absence is thought-provoking. This is not only about cooperation at the technical level, but also about the inclusiveness and future development direction of the global scientific community. If barriers can be broken down and broader international cooperation promoted, the value of the International Space Station will be maximized and benefit all mankind. China's participation will inject new vitality into space exploration and promote the progress of human civilization.

The International Space Station may seem lonely, but it is actually very lively. Several astronauts work hard day and night, conducting scientific experiments, maintaining equipment, and contributing to human exploration of the universe. Their hard work not only promotes scientific and technological progress, but also inspires the scientific dreams of the next generation. It is fascinating to imagine the scene of human beings working together in the vast universe. The International Space Station is by no means an empty shell, but a symbol of human wisdom and courage.

The National Space Center not only showcases Taiwan's outstanding achievements in space technology, but also inspires the public's unlimited imagination about the universe. Through interactive exhibitions and physical models, visitors can gain an in-depth understanding of rocket launches, satellite operations, etc., and experience the charm of science firsthand. Don’t miss it, this space adventure will bring you an unforgettable learning experience!

High-orbit satellites are no longer a distant dream. Its orbital altitude gives it unprecedented observation range and communication capabilities. Through high-orbit satellites, we can more clearly grasp changes in the earth's environment, transmit information more efficiently, and even expand human exploration of the universe. The development of this technology will profoundly affect various fields in the future, from agriculture to disaster prevention, from communications to scientific research, and will usher in revolutionary progress. Now, it’s time to recognize and embrace the era of high-orbit satellites.

The availability of Starlink satellite network in Taiwan involves a number of key factors. Signal strength is affected by terrain, buildings, and Taiwan’s geographical location is closely related to the Starlink satellite orbit configuration. Although some users currently report that it is available, more extensive testing and evaluation are needed to determine its popularity and stability in Taiwan. Operators should actively invest in improving signal coverage and provide better user services to truly meet the needs of the Taiwan market.