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Anonymous Sea Launch Reaches Low Earth Orbit [Long March 11H]
An optical testing trio has been delivered to low Earth orbit.
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Gravity-1 Returns with Customer Carrying Sea-Launch! [Gravity-1 Y2]
Three satellites were delivered atop of the massive solid-fuelled launch vehicle.
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Geespace Launches Largest Future Mobility Group [Jielong-3 Y8]
A third sea launch in a row delivered the automaker’s sixth batch of satellites.
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Geely's Constellation Continues Rapid Deployment [Jielong-3 Y7]
Another sea launch places eleven more satellites in orbit.
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Sea Launch Expands Future Mobility Constellation [Jielong-3 Y6]
Geespace is moving toward completing phase one of its satellite plans.
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Another Solid at Sea to Space [Ceres-1S Y5]
Guodian Gaoke’s constellation is nearing completion of its first phase.
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Hainan and Coastal Launch Facilities Set to Expand
Three new launch pads are popping up in Hainan while Guangdong is allocating billions for a spaceport.
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A Group of Navigators! [Jielong-3 Y5]
China's first sea launch of 2025 has carried ten satellites into orbit.
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More Tianqi Satellites Reach Orbit With Sea-Based Launch! [Ceres-1S Y4]
Ceres-1S has carried four satellites into orbit from the waters near Rizhao.
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Business from the sea to space [Jielong-3 Y4]
The fourth Jielong-3 launch has carried various commercial satellites to sun-synchronus orbit.
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Back out of the blue [Ceres-1S Y3]
Galactic Energy has performed its third sea-based launch of Ceres-1.
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Ceres-1S heads to orbit from sunshine city! [Ceres-1S Y2]
This post was originally posted on May 29th 2024 on Ko-fi.
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