China has successfully launched a new communication technology test satellite into space, marking a significant advancement in its space exploration efforts. The satellite was sent into orbit from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwestern Sichuan Province at 11:12 p.m. Beijing Time on Friday.
The satellite was carried by a Long March-3B carrier rocket and has entered its planned orbit. This mission represents the 554th flight of the Long March series carrier rockets, highlighting the reliability and longevity of this launch system.
Designed to enhance satellite communications, radio and television broadcasting, and data transmission services, the satellite will also conduct tests and verification of related technologies. These advancements are expected to boost communication capabilities and support technological development.
This successful launch underscores China’s commitment to advancing its space technology and expanding its role in global space exploration. The new satellite is poised to contribute significantly to communication services, benefitting not only China but potentially enhancing connectivity worldwide.
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cgtn.com
