Michael
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Why didn't you read my previous post carefully?
MizarVision is a privately owned, commercial satellite intelligence analysis firm!
They do not own any satellites themselves. All of their raw satellite imagery is sourced from vendors around the world—including a significant number of Western imagery providers. If these providers were to withhold their raw imagery, MizarVision would be unable to generate or supply its analytical data.
Currently, they are actively seeking to secure additional raw satellite imagery partners to broaden their coverage. (Note: Chinese law prohibits domestic satellite imagery providers from releasing such information; consequently, MizarVision is unable to acquire relevant data from Chinese sources.)
This is the post they published 12 hours ago. One section of the text within it provides a thorough explanation of the issue.
蓬勃发展的商业航天早就让卫星像繁星一样夺目璀璨，讨论卫片出处已经是过时的话题，是在暴露国外卫星从业者残存的顽固和傲慢。
(Google Translate):
The booming commercial space sector has long since made satellites shine as brilliantly as the stars themselves; debating the provenance of satellite imagery is now an obsolete topic—one that merely exposes the lingering obstinacy and arrogance of foreign satellite industry practitioners.
So, you can put aside your prejudices.
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