The spacecraft will also provide research services in areas such as environmental protection and mapping.
China has successfully launched three new satellites into space, one of which will monitor carbon in terrestrial ecosystems. Xinhua reported this on Thursday, August 4.
It is noted that the launch of the spacecraft was carried out from the Taiyuan Cosmodrome in Shanxi Province in northern China using the Changzheng-4B launch vehicle. This launch was the 430th in a row for Long March series launch vehicles.
Carbon monitoring satellites are mainly used for carbon monitoring in terrestrial ecosystems, research and monitoring of ecology and earth’s resources, and monitoring and evaluation of large national environmental projects.
It was earlier reported that China launched the Lijian-1 carrier rocket for the first time, launching six satellites into orbit.
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