Quote from: Satori on 12/06/2021 02:48 pmStatistics:Orbital launches from Chinese launch centers: 436Jiuquan - 156Xichang - 164Taiyuan - 100Wenchang - 14Yellow Sea - 2Just a small observation about the Chinese orbital flight count. This one does not include the supposed CZ-2C flight of this summer, but it does include the supposed third flight of Kaituozhe-1 (the only evidence we have of the existence of this flight is basically an envelope...), as well as a supposed failed flight of Kuaizhou-1, for which we basically have no credible clue to confirm its existence. But here, we already have much more elements to confirm that this CZ-2C did take off, and even official elements.If these two supposed flights, based on rumors (not very credible...) are counted, this flight should also be included, right? Or why not exclude all unconfirmed flights?
Statistics:Orbital launches from Chinese launch centers: 436Jiuquan - 156Xichang - 164Taiyuan - 100Wenchang - 14Yellow Sea - 2
Quote from: Closer to Space on 12/09/2021 06:25 pmQuote from: Satori on 12/06/2021 02:48 pmStatistics:Orbital launches from Chinese launch centers: 436Jiuquan - 156Xichang - 164Taiyuan - 100Wenchang - 14Yellow Sea - 2Just a small observation about the Chinese orbital flight count. This one does not include the supposed CZ-2C flight of this summer, but it does include the supposed third flight of Kaituozhe-1 (the only evidence we have of the existence of this flight is basically an envelope...), as well as a supposed failed flight of Kuaizhou-1, for which we basically have no credible clue to confirm its existence. But here, we already have much more elements to confirm that this CZ-2C did take off, and even official elements.If these two supposed flights, based on rumors (not very credible...) are counted, this flight should also be included, right? Or why not exclude all unconfirmed flights?I have been thinking about that, and I would like to hear the opinion of other members. This should be debated.
The SVOM mission (Space-based multi-band astronomical Variable Objects Monitor) is a Franco-Chinese mission dedicated to the study of the most distant explosions of stars, the gamma-ray bursts. It is to be launched mid 2023 by the Chinese Long March 2C rocket from the Xichang launch base.
Good news|Congratulations on the successful launch of the Hede 2 E/F satellitePublished on: 2021-10-15At 18:51 on October 14, 2021, the transportation VDES test star developed by China Transportation and Communication Information Center (hereinafter referred to as "CTTIC") and Beijing Hede Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Hede Aerospace") ——The Hede-2 E/F satellite carried the Long March-2 carrier rocket and was successfully launched at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Shanxi, and both satellites entered the scheduled orbit smoothly.Beijing Hede Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Beijing. It has 8 domestic and foreign branches including subsidiaries in the Netherlands, France, Spain, Hong Kong, and representative offices in Morocco, South Africa, Mexico, and Shanghai. Association member unit, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) member unit, International Navigation Marks Organization (IALA) member unit, China Military Industry Association standing director unit, national high-tech enterprise, Zhongguancun high-tech enterprise, with ESA project undertaking qualification, Class B surveying and mapping Qualifications, national military standard quality management system certification and other qualifications, as well as more than 50 technical intellectual property rights, 2 EU intellectual property rights. The main business involves aerospace trade and investment, Skywalker constellation and satellite ground station service network, and intelligent space information services. At present, Hede Aerospace's normal orbiting satellites include Hede-2 A, B, C, D, E, F and other 6 satellites. Since its establishment in 2007, Hede Aerospace has relied on more than 400 aerospace industry partners around the world, as well as rich domestic and foreign government resources, and has also provided key for many key Chinese aerospace missions such as manned spaceflight, Beidou navigation, and Chang'e lunar exploration. Products and technical services have made significant contributions to the rapid development of China's aerospace industry.
The fourth satellite of Hede Aerospace "Skywalker" constellation successfully launchedPublished on: 2020-05-31At 16:53 on May 31, 2020, the Hede-4 satellite developed by Beijing Hede Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Hede Aerospace") was successfully launched at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and successfully entered the scheduled orbit. After the satellite completes the in-orbit test, it will be networked with the "Hede 1" satellite launched in 2017 and the "Hede 2 A/B" satellite launched in 2019. After satellite networking, it will provide global customers with marine and aviation big data application services based on ship AIS data and aircraft ADS-B data.
Sep. 01, 2020...GeeSat-1A & 1B. This will be the 1st mission carrying private positioning satellites. It is currently scheduled for NET September from Site 95 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on a Kuaizhou 1A. (Source: https://threader.app/thread/1300614908132888579)
My count on 2021 Dec 11 is as below:Totals - 437Jiuquan -156Taiyuan - 100Xichang - 165Wenchang - 14Yellow Sea - 2
Quote from: Liss on 12/12/2021 03:12 pmMy count on 2021 Dec 11 is as below:Totals - 437Jiuquan -156Taiyuan - 100Xichang - 165Wenchang - 14Yellow Sea - 2The statistics are now corrected.So, what is your opinion about the supposed Chinese FOBS test in the summer? Should it be included as an orbital launch?
On December 13, 2021, Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd. held an expedition ceremony for the "Daoda Constellation" and "Anxi Tieguanyin-1" satellites in the Aerospace Information Industry Park. Relevant leaders and employee representatives from Beijing Daodatian Technology Co., Ltd., Quanzhou Zhongke Xingqiao Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. and Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the event."Daoda Constellation" ("Jilin One" high score 03D04～09) is a new generation of high-resolution remote sensing satellite jointly built by Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd. and Beijing Daodatian Technology Co., Ltd. It also has limited Changguang satellite technology. The company's satellite mass production products. This series of satellites uses innovative technologies such as lightweight structural design, highly integrated electronic systems, high-resolution ultra-lightweight low-cost cameras, etc., enabling the entire satellite to obtain static push-broom images with a resolution better than 0.75m and a width greater than 17km In this case, the weight is controlled in the order of 40kg, which has the characteristics of low cost, low power consumption, low weight, and high resolution."Anxi Tieguanyin No. 1" satellite ("Jilin No. 1" high score 04A satellite) is a deep cooperation satellite between Changguang Satellite Technology Co., Ltd., Anxi County Government and Quanzhou Zhongke Xingqiao Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. The satellite is " The first satellite of the "Jilin One" constellation Gaofen 04 satellite, with on-board mission autonomous planning, real-time data transmission and on-board AI functions, combined with fast maneuvering control, can achieve single-track multi-point target imaging and rapid information return. The satellite can obtain static push-broom images with a resolution better than 0.5m and a width greater than 15km, with high resolution, high integration, and intelligence.The "Daoda Constellation" and "Anxi Tieguanyin-1" satellites will be launched in the near future. After the successful launch, 7 "Jilin 1" satellites will be networked with 31 "Jilin 1" satellites in orbit, providing users in forestry, agriculture, grassland, ocean, resources, environment and other industries with richer remote sensing data and product service.
“安溪铁观音一号”（“吉林一号”高分04A星）“道达星座”（“吉林一号”高分03D04～09星）2021年12月13日，长光卫星技术有限公司在航天信息产业园举行“道达星座”、“安溪铁观音一号”卫星出征仪式。
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At 9:30 on December 3, SF's satellite support formation slowly drove into the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Gansu. The formation was composed of four functional vehicles: guided vehicles, air-cushion vehicles, escorts, and technical support vehicles. Among them, the temperature-controlled air-cushion vehicle for aviation equipment, which ranks second and is firmly guarded in the formation, is loaded with the "core mission" of this transportation-the remote sensing test satellite.
F3826/21 - CHINESE AEROSPACE FLIGHT ACTIVITIES WILL TAKE PLACEFLW RECEIVED FROM CIVIL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION OF CHINA:DUE TO AEROSPACE FLIGHT ACTIVITIES, THE FLIGHT SAFETY OF THE AIRCRAFTIN THE FOLLOWING AREA MAY BE AFFECTED:081822S 0901706E082306S 0903824E073011S 0902313E072526S 0902902E. SFC - UNL, DAILY 0000/0400, 30 DEC 00:00 2021 UNTIL 03 JAN04:00 2022. CREATED: 17 DEC 06:03 2021
