China marked a significant milestone on Thursday evening with the successful launch of its third high-orbit internet services satellite. The satellite was sent into space at 9:50 p.m. Beijing Time from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan Province.
The launch utilized the Long March-3B carrier rocket, which has been a reliable vehicle in China's space endeavors. The satellite successfully entered its preset orbit, joining two of its counterparts to form a high-orbit internet delivery satellite group.
This achievement represents the 538th mission of the Long March carrier rocket series, underscoring the continuous advancements in China's aerospace technology and its commitment to expanding global internet services.
The deployment of this satellite group is expected to enhance internet connectivity, facilitating improved communication services across vast regions. As China continues to invest in space technology, these developments play a crucial role in supporting economic growth and technological innovation, both domestically and internationally.
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