On Saturday, November 7, China launched four new satellites into space from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the northwest of the country using the Ceres-2Y3 commercial satellite launch vehicle.
Xinhua News Agency reported that the rocket successfully placed the satellites into a solar orbit at an altitude of 535 kilometers above Earth.
The four satellites include Guanlan, Yunyao-1 No. 28, the North China University of Science and Technology satellite, and Juntian-1 No. 06A, which will operate in the fields of ocean monitoring, commercial meteorology, academic research, and outer space monitoring.
According to Xinhua, this successful launch is the first successful commercial mission of the Ceres-2 rocket and is a step in the development of China’s commercial space industry.
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