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China successfully launches 26th group of low-orbit satellite internet satellites
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On January 23 at 21:32 local time, China successfully launched the 26th group of low-orbit satellite internet satellites from the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site. The satellites were carried by a Long March 8A carrier rocket and entered their预定轨道 (predetermined orbit) as planned, marking a complete success for the mission. The launch is part of China's ongoing efforts to build a low-orbit satellite internet constellation, which aims to provide global broadband connectivity. The Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site, China's first dedicated commercial spaceport, has been increasingly used for such missions to support the country's growing commercial space sector.
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At 21:32 on the 23rd, China successfully launched the 26th batch of low-orbit satellites for its satellite internet constellation. The launch took place at the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site, using a Long March 8A carrier rocket.
The satellites have entered their预定 orbits, and the launch mission has been declared a complete success.
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财联社Eastern