China Launches Nine Satellites Aboard Lijian-1 Rocket
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China successfully launched nine satellites into space from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Experimental Zone in the country's northwest. The satellites were launched aboard a Lijian-1 Y18 carrier rocket and entered their designated orbits. They will be primarily used for space environment monitoring, disaster prevention and mitigation, and scientific experiments. This launch marks the 17th mission for the Lijian series of carrier rocke…
China's commercial launch vehicle, "Kinetica 1 Y18" (Kinetica 1 Y18), launched nine satellites designed to monitor outer space, monitor the Earth's surface and test various technologies on Sunday, reporting to CCTV.
China launches nine satellites aboard Lijian-1 rocket
China launched nine satellites into space on Sunday, including the Qinling-1 and Qinling-2 satellites.The Lijian-1 Y18 carrier rocket lifted off at 12:03 p.m. (Beijing Time) on Sunday from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Pilot Zone.All nine
China launched nine satellites, including "Qinling-1" and "Qinling-2," into space using the "Lijian-1 Y18" carrier rocket. The launch, which took place from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Pilot Site, reportedly resulted in all satellites successfully entering their planned orbits.
China launches first two satellites of Qinling remote-sensing constellation
China launched Qinling-01 and Qinling-02, the first two satellites of the planned Qinling remote-sensing constellation, aboard a Lijian-1 Y18 carrier rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China at 12:03 p.m. Beijing Time on Sunday.
China has successfully launched nine satellites on a single space mission. They will be used for monitoring the space environment, preventing and reducing the effects of disasters, but also for scientific experiments.
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