China launched an experimental satellite into orbit

The Changzheng-2B launch vehicle carrying a satellite launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.

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China has launched an experimental satellite for satellite Internet technologies. Xinhua agency reported this on Saturday, December 30.

It is indicated that the Changzheng-2B (Long March-2C) launch vehicle with the satellite was launched at 08:13 Beijing time from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.

As a result of the launch, the satellite successfully reached its intended orbit.

This flight was the 505th for the Changzheng series launch vehicles.

Let’s recall that on December 26, China launched three Shiyan-24C scientific satellites. They were launched into orbit by the Changzheng-11 rocket.

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