The Shiyan-24C satellites will be used primarily for space science and technology experiments.
China has launched three scientific satellites into its planned orbit in space. Xinhua agency reported this today, December 26.
The Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center reportedly launched the Long March-11 rocket from the waters off the coast of Yangjiang, Guangdong Province in southern China. The launch took place at 06:39 Beijing time.
This is the 503rd mission of the Long March series of launch vehicles. The Shiyan-24C satellites will be used primarily for space science and technology experiments.
It was previously reported that SpaceX had launched German reconnaissance satellites. The SArah-2 and 3 space radars can provide high-resolution images regardless of the time of day or cloud cover.
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