China is starting to increase its launch cadence again after a slow start to 2023. This week saw three launches in the Chang Zheng family while several more non-Chang Zheng vehicles were spotted on launch pads at Jiuquan.
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The Chinese space program has resumed launches after going over a month without a single…
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ChineseInternational
China to launch new station modules and collaborate with Europe on science missions in 2023
by Adrian BeilWith launch numbers 63 and 64 just before the end of this year, China finishes…
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China successfully launched the Zhongxing-19 mission on a Chang Zheng 3B/E rocket today. The rocket…
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China has successfully launched the third satellite of their Tianlian 2 series of data and…
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China has successfully launched the ChinaSat 6D satellite into geostationary transfer orbit Friday via their…
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ChineseInternationalUncrewed
China completes 2021 with military TJSW-9 satellite launch
by Leo BruceChina concluded its busy 2021 launch manifest Wednesday with the successful launch of a Chang…
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ChineseInternationalUncrewed
China launches second Tianlian II communication satellite
by Adrian BeilChina has launched the second satellite for the Tianlian II tracking and data relay series.…
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ChineseInternationalUncrewed
China successfully launches tactical military communications satellite
by Leo BruceContinuing a recent streak, Friday saw the fourth successful orbital launch from China in one…
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Without any prior announcements, China launched another Chang Zheng 3B/E rocket with the Shijian 21…
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Chinese Shiyan-10 satellite raises its orbit after initial problems
by Adrian BeilAfter initial reports that the Chinese Shiyan-10 satellite failed after a nominal launch of the…
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ChineseInternationalUncrewed
China successfully launches radio and television broadcasting satellite
by Leo BruceThursday marked another successful mission in China’s busy 2021 launch manifest, this time lofting the…
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China’s space program successfully launched the Zhongxing-2E mission on Thursday, August 5. This is the…
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China launched a new geostationary weather satellite on Thursday June 3 local time, following a…
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China launched another secretive Tongxin Jishu Shiyan Weixing (TJSW) satellite on 4 February. The launch…