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Chinese Ceres-1 rocket flies successfully again on third flight

Chinese Ceres-1 rocket flies successfully again on third flight

by David Todd | Aug 9, 2022 | China, Launches, Satellites, Seradata News

Galactic Energy of China launched the third Ceres-1 (aka Gushenxing-1) solid rocket four-stage launch vehicle successfully with its lift off from Jiuquan launch site taking place at 0411 GMT on 9 August. The flight carried the Taijing-1 01 and Taijing-1 02 optical...
China launches carbon monitoring environmental satellite

China launches carbon monitoring environmental satellite

by Matt Wilson | Aug 5, 2022 | China, Launches, Satellites, Seradata News

China successfully launched a Long March 4B (CZ-4B) rocket from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center at 0308 GMT on 4 August. The mission carried three satellites, of which the primary one was the environmental monitoring unit, TECIS-1. TECIS-1 (Terrestrial Ecosystem...
Game of Chinese Rocket-body Roulette ends safely as Wentian Long March 5 debris falls into sea…but causes controversy over its risk (Updated)

Game of Chinese Rocket-body Roulette ends safely as Wentian Long March 5 debris falls into sea…but causes controversy over its risk (Updated)

by David Todd | Jul 30, 2022 | China, Launches, Seradata News

The main stage of a Long March 5B (CZ-5B) rocket stage which was used to launch the Wentian module to the Chinese Space Station on 24 July, safely fell back to Earth on 30 July at circa 1645 GMT.  The re-entry, while safely achieved, caused international controversy...
China uses Long March 2D/2 to launch trio of Yaogan-35 SIGINT sats

China uses Long March 2D/2 to launch trio of Yaogan-35 SIGINT sats

by Matt Wilson | Jul 29, 2022 | China, Launches, Military space, Satellites

China launched a Long March 2D/2 (CZ-2D) rocket from Xichang Satellite Launch Center at 1328 GMT on 29 July. The rocket carried a trio of Yaogon-35 satellites to LEO. This is the third batch of units with this designation. They are reported to be used for “Scientific...
China uses Long March 2D/2 to launch trio of Yaogan-35 SIGINT sats

Chinese Zhongke ZK-1A (Lijian 1) rocket makes successful maiden launch carrying six small satellites

by David Todd | Jul 27, 2022 | China, Launches, Satellites, Seradata News

China conducted the maiden flight of a four stage solid-propellant rocket dubbed the Zhongke ZK-1A (Lijian-1) at 0412 GMT o 27 July 2022 from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. It carried six satellites into LEO including the SATech 01 spacecraft.  The rocket, which...
Eutelsat and OneWeb sign US$3.4 billion merger deal

Eutelsat and OneWeb sign US$3.4 billion merger deal

by Farah Ghouri | Jul 26, 2022 | China, Constellation, Finance, India, SpaceX

French satellite operator Eutelsat and UK government part-owned OneWeb have signed a merger deal that values the latter at US$3.4 billion. The acquisition by Eutelsat will see the creation of a new company to compete in the commercial space race with Elon Musk’s...
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