China has launched two more missions to orbit, bringing its launch count in January to four launches already. First, a Chang Zheng 2C launched from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center (XSLC) on Thursday at 18:10 UTC, carrying APStar-6E. On Friday, a Chang Zheng 2D was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center (JSLC), carrying the Yaogan-37 & Shiyan-22 A/B payloads.
In a span of fewer than 48 hours, China has launched four observation satellites, three…
China launched two satellites on July 15 onboard a Chang Zheng 2C. The launch was…
China’s Chang Zheng 2C rocket has launched nine GeeSAT-1 navigation satellites Thursday as part of…
China launched three payloads onboard a Chang Zheng 2C rocket today at 10:30 UTC and…
China has successfully launched a pair of Commercial Earth observation satellites to a Sun-Synchronous Orbit…
China launched the Xuancheng-1 mission onboard a Chang Zheng 2C from Xichang today. The launch…
China launched a pair of military satellites aboard its CZ-2C (Chang Zheng 2C) rocket Wednesday,…
Just over a month after its most recent launch, a Chinese Chang Zheng 2C rocket…
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) launched a Long March/Chang Zheng 2C rocket…
China has successfully launched a Chang Zheng 2C (also known as the Long March 2C)…