With the month of June coming to a close and July on the horizon, the global launch manifest remains jam-packed. SpaceX has kicked off the week with two Falcon 9 launches from Florida, with a Starlink mission and the launch of a geostationary weather satellite. This doubleheader will be followed by a Chinese launch from Xichang and a Progress cargo flight to the International Space Station. The debut mission for Gilmour Space’s Eris small launcher has been delayed out of the week.
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China Roundup: Commercial launch providers drive forward reusability with more VTVL tests
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Launch Roundup: Falcon 9 returns to flight, China launches Earth observation satellites
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China to launch new station modules and collaborate with Europe on science missions in 2023
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China launches spaceplane for second time as part of double header
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Long March 4B with Shijian-6 Group 5 satellites launches successfully from Jiuquan
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Keeping up a rapid pace of launches this year, China deployed the Gaofen 11-03 satellite…
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China has launched a Long March/Chang Zheng-4B from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center at 22:32…