BEIJING — In the early hours of Monday, China made significant strides in space technology by successfully launching a new communication technology test satellite into orbit. The satellite was propelled into space by a Long March-3B rocket, which lifted off at 1:17 a.m. Beijing Time from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province.
According to the launch center, the satellite has entered its planned orbit, marking the mission as a success. This launch represents the 562nd mission in the series of Long March carrier rockets, underscoring China’s ongoing advancements in space exploration.
The newly launched satellite is set to carry out multi-band and high-speed communication technology validation. This mission aims to enhance China’s capabilities in space-based communication technologies, paving the way for future developments in the field.
China’s space program has been rapidly expanding, with a focus on developing advanced satellites and exploring new frontiers in space. The successful launch reflects the country’s commitment to harnessing space technology for communication, navigation, and Earth observation purposes.
