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GuoWang Grows With Latest Taiyuan Launch [Long March 6A Y16]
The state-backed constellation has almost caught up with its Shanghai-backed competitor.
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Third Yaogan Trio Reaches Space [Long March 6A Y12]
With the extra-tall Long March 6A again.
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Taiyuan Launch Expands GuoWang Constellation [Long March 6A Y10]
Another five satellites were sent into space.
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GuoWang From Green Hills [Long March 6A Y14]
Another group of satellites has been added to the constellation.
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GuoWang Makes Taiyuan Debut [Long March 6A Y8]
Another satellite group was launched for the mega-constellation.
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Three Satellites, One Tall Rocket [Long March 6A Y9]
A rare, tall Long March 6A has reached orbit.
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Test Satellites Emerge From the Mist [Long March 6A Y11]
Six new space monitoring spacecraft were launched earlier today.
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Orbital Surveying Fleet Grows [Long March 6 Y14]
A Long March 6 has launched an additional Tianping-3 satellite
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Qianfan Begins 2025 Deployments [Long March 6A Y6]
The first batch of Qianfan satellites for 2025 was delivered into orbit.
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More Commercial Imaging Constellation Satellites! [Long March 2D Y99]
Four additional PIESAT-02 satellites were delivered to orbit from Taiyuan.
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Mega-constellation in a Winter Wonderland [Long March 6A Y22]
The third group of Qianfan satellites were placed into orbit by a Long March 6A.
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7000 and counting! [Long March 4B Y53]
A Long March 4B has conducted humanity's 7000th space launch!
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