What is the source of the information about the launcher and launch site?
According to China Spaceflight (http://www.chinaspaceflight.com/yuanwang/yuanwang3.html) Yuanwang-3 space tracking ship will arrive at a position in the Bay of Bengal arround December 22.
Quote from: limen4 on 12/19/2015 07:23 pmAccording to China Spaceflight (http://www.chinaspaceflight.com/yuanwang/yuanwang3.html) Yuanwang-3 space tracking ship will arrive at a position in the Bay of Bengal arround December 22. So, limen4, should we expect a launch after December 22?
A3706/15 - THE FLW SEGMENTS OF ATS RTE CLSD ABOVE 10100M(INCLUSIVE): 1.B330: YABRAI VOR 'YBL'-MORIT. 2.W66: NUKTI- EJINAQI VOR'JNQ'. FL331 - FL999, 22 DEC 07:30 2015 UNTIL 22 DEC 09:30 2015. CREATED: 21 DEC 14:05 2015A3705/15 - THE SEGMENT NUKTI-N4027.9E9724.1 OF ATS RTE B215 CLSD. 22 DEC 08:20 2015 UNTIL 22 DEC 09:10 2015. CREATED: 21 DEC 14:03 2015
Quote from: Satori on 12/20/2015 04:40 pmQuote from: limen4 on 12/19/2015 07:23 pmAccording to China Spaceflight (http://www.chinaspaceflight.com/yuanwang/yuanwang3.html) Yuanwang-3 space tracking ship will arrive at a position in the Bay of Bengal arround December 22. So, limen4, should we expect a launch after December 22?Maybe, but not sure. In the past YW-3 has supported some launches within the YG and the SJ series and also FY-3 launches from a position in the Bay of Bengale. But neither a launch from JSLC pad 603 nor a CZ-4 from TSLC is likely. What remains - a CZ-2C or another CZ-6 from TSLC or a CZ-11 from JSLC? Or simply a training mission? Let's see what will happen.
Chinaspaceflight on Twitter reckons this will be Yaogan-30, not Gaofen-10.
Quote from: Nordren on 05/11/2016 08:25 amChinaspaceflight on Twitter reckons this will be Yaogan-30, not Gaofen-10.In fact, Chinaspaceflight reckons that will be Yaogan-30, or Gaofen-10.