In a significant event for the Chinese space program, China successfully launched a 30-meter-high rocket at 13:30, from a launch service ship located off the coast of Haiyang in the province of Shandong.
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This launch represents a significant advancement in the country’s space capability.
Details of the launch indicate that the rocket Gravity-1 (YL-1) carried three remote sensing satellites, with the aim of placing them in a low Earth orbit, about 500 kilometers above the ground.
These satellites are designed to play a crucial role in various applications, including Earth observation, environmental monitoring, and possibly in defense and security initiatives.
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