China showcased its advanced space technology on Saturday with the successful launch of a Long March-2D carrier rocket. The mission lifted off at 12:11 p.m. Beijing Time from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Chinese mainland, placing the Gaojing-3 02 remote sensing satellite into its preset orbit.
The launch also deployed the Tianyan-23 satellite, reinforcing the progress of China’s space endeavors. Notably, this event marked the 564th flight mission of the Long March series rockets, demonstrating a long-standing tradition of innovation in space exploration.
These technological achievements support critical applications in environmental monitoring, urban planning, and sustainable development. The mission continues to inspire young global citizens, tech enthusiasts, and innovators eager to explore space and its vast potential.
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China launches new satellites with Long March-2D carrier rocket
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