China Launches CERES-1 Rocket Offshore to Deploy New Satellite
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China launches CERES-1 rocket offshore to deploy new satellite
China launched a CERES-1 Y8 rocket from the ocean waters near the city of Rizhao in east China's Shandong Province on Wednesday, placing a new satellite into its planned orbit.The carrier rocket blasted off at 11:39 a.m. (Beijing Time). The mission was
The Ceres-1 launcher successfully launched the Xiguang-4-01 remote sensing spacecraft from a launch site in the Yellow Sea area at 11:39 Pekin time (6:39 ms) off the coast of Shandong province, transmitting TASS with reference to the social media of Galactic Energy. The Xiguang-4-01 is at an altitude of 541 km above the Earth. This satellite, created by Guangdong Tianyuan Technology, will be used in commercial projects to provide services in the…
China successfully launched today, Wednesday, a Siris-1-Y8 carrier rocket from the sea, to deliver a new satellite to its orbit in space.
China‘s Rizhao Directs an Offshore Rocket Launch From a Land Command Center
Rizhao used a land-based command center to direct an offshore rocket launch on October 21, 2026. A Ceres-1 sea-launch vehicle, designated Y8, lifted off from waters near the Shandong city at 11:39 a.m. Beijing time and placed the Xiguang-4 01 remote-sensing satellite into its planned orbit.
China is launching a new satellite for remote sensing.
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