A Long March 4B reportedly carrying a pair of Chinese Shijian-6 Group 05 satellites has launched successfully from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China’s Inner Mongolia region. The launch took place at 00:11 UTC (08:11 Beijing time) on Friday, December 10, from Site 9401 (SLS-2).
Without any prior announcements, China launched another Chang Zheng 3B/E rocket with the Shijian 21…
China launched its second Long March-5 (Chang Zhen-5) rocket on Sunday carrying a super-heavy experimental…
Following in the steps of the Shijian-8 mission in 2006, China has successfully completed the…
After the successful completion of the Shenzhou-10 mission to the Tangong-1 orbital module, China embarked…
The Chinese have launched their much delayed Shijian-9 mission on Sunday, involving a pair of…
China has launched the Wentian Laboratory Cabin Module on Sunday, July 24 at 06:22 UTC…
China launched a Chang Zheng 5B rocket with the Tianhe station core module to low…
As China’s launch cadence continues to accelerate, so too has the pace of engine testing…
China has conducted two spacewalks from its Tiangong space station in as many months and…
With the month of June coming to a close and July on the horizon, the…
This week, China launched a near-Earth asteroid sample return mission amongst several other missions. Meanwhile,…
On the heels of a busy April, activity is ramping up for May with launches…
China’s Chang Zheng 8A rocket is set for its maiden flight from the Hainan commercial…
The first full week of 2025 – and the first part of next week –…
Following an exceptionally busy December, this week started the new year with only four scheduled…
As China prepares to increase its launch cadence further, there are plans to expand the…
NASA and SpaceX’s launch of the Crew-9 mission took center stage this week. The launch…
Despite another relatively quiet month for launches, progress in the Chinese commercial space sector continues…
The launch schedule in the past few weeks had been notably quieter than usual. Last…
