In a span of fewer than 48 hours, China has launched four observation satellites, three of them intended for military reconnaissance, and one intended for environmental monitoring. These launches were both conducted by Chang Zheng 2 family vehicles, the environmental satellite from Taiyuan in the north, and the military launch from Xichang in southwest China.
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,…
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)…