Long March 2C carrier rocket deploys 3 Yaogan satellites into orbit
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Yaogan-51 07-09 satellites enter preset orbits after launch from Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwestern Sichuan province
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برس بيChina has successfully launched a series of remote sensing satellites, mainly for use in scientific experiments and monitoring the electromagnetic environment, according to China's new news agency Shinkhwa. The Yaokan-51 satellite numbers 07, 08, and 09, entered their predefined orbits after Thursday night's launch from the Chichang Center in Sichuan Province, South-West China, on a Long Marsh-2C carrier rocket.
The People's Republic of China successfully launched three Yaogan-51 satellites ("Yaogan-51") for remote sensing of the Earth. The spacecraft numbers 07, 08 and 09 were launched from the Sichan launch site to the south-western province of Sichuan on Thursday at 23.58 pekin time (18.58 ms) by a Changzheng-2C ("Chanjeng-2-si") carrier rocket. The satellites are designed primarily to conduct scientific experiments and study the electromagnetic envi…
China launched the Yaogan-51 07-09 satellite group from the Xichang Satellite Center in Sichuan using a Long March 2C rocket. The satellites successfully entered their planned orbits; this launch marked the 675th mission using Long March rockets, and the satellites will be used for experiments and electromagnetic environment studies.
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