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China successfully launches 26th group of low-orbit satellite internet satellites
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On September 23, China successfully launched the 26th group 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 entered their预定轨道 (predetermined orbit) as planned, and the mission was declared a complete success. The report was sourced from CCTV and relayed by financial news outlet Jin10. This launch is part of China's broader effort to build a domestic satellite internet network, aiming to provide global broadband coverage. No further details on the satellites' specifications or the specific internet constellation project were provided in the brief report.
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September 23 — China successfully launched the 26th group of low-orbit satellite internet satellites today from the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site, using the Long March 8A carrier rocket.
The satellites have entered their预定 orbits as planned, and the launch mission has been declared a complete success.
(Source: CCTV News)
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