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07/12/2011 04:38 am »
From the representation in the video, it does look pretty much like TL-1A.
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After launch speech in the control room
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On the background screen, launch window is indicated as 23:41-00:29 (local time)
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The boosters debris have been spotted in Jinsha and Renhui counties, Guizhou province
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Half of the fairing was spotted near Qingcao village, Suichuan county, Jiangxi province (N260203.86E1140311.22) within the designated drop zone.
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First stage debris were recovered near Shuangba village, Dadi township, Zhenyuan county, Guizhou province (N271813.00E1081218.14)
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Boosters debris were recovered in particular near Xinshan village, Renhuai county, Guizhou province (N273617.62E1061219.29) slightly outside the designated dropzone
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When the debris hit the ground, the shockwave shattered more than 50 windows...
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Now in GEO stable at 176.8°E
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Launch was originally planned for July 12, but was brought forward to July 11 due to weather conditions.
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From a commemorative enveloppe:
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According to USSTRATCOM, the 3rd stage has re-entered this morning at 02:07:00UTC +/- 1 minute over 4.1°S, 10.5°E (in the Gulf of Guinea near Gabon).
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