The Chinese space sector has been very busy this year, averaging approximately one orbital launch attempt per week. This week was no exception, with two successful launches taking place from different parts of China.
The Kuaizhou-1A (KZ-1A) and Chang Zheng 2D rockets carried out one mission each, with KZ-1A lofting the Chuangzin-16 payload to orbit while CA-2D took the Beijing 3D satellite to space.
China has successfully launched a pair of Commercial Earth observation satellites to a Sun-Synchronous Orbit…
China launched the second Chang Zheng 8 on Sunday from LC-201 at the Wenchang Satellite…
China’s Long March 4C (Chang Zheng 4C) made its fortieth launch on Saturday, carrying the…
The year 2021 has been a historic one for China’s space program. The country achieved…
China has launched a second Gaofen 3 C-band satellite, used for remote sensing and Earth…
Without any prior announcements, China launched another Chang Zheng 3B/E rocket with the Shijian 21…
On Tuesday, September 7 China launched the second Gaofen-5 remote imagery satellite into a 705…
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) launched a Long March/Chang Zheng 2C rocket…
China successfully launched a Chang Zheng 6 rocket from LC-16 at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch…
