China has successfully launched a new high-orbit internet-services satellite, marking a significant milestone in its space ambitions. The satellite was propelled into space aboard a Long March-3B carrier rocket on Thursday from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan Province.
Taking off at 9:14 p.m. Beijing Time, the satellite seamlessly entered its designated orbit, ensuring the continuity and expansion of China's internet services from space. This launch marks the 529th mission in the Long March rocket series, underscoring the reliability and consistency of China's space launch capabilities.
The deployment of high-orbit satellites plays a crucial role in enhancing global internet connectivity, providing faster and more stable services across various regions. As part of its broader space strategy, China continues to invest in advanced satellite technologies to support both domestic and international communication needs.
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