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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #700 on: 08/16/2011 10:28 am »
Quote from: Galactic Penguin SST on 08/16/2011 10:21 am
Wow, China seems to be launching satellites at the same rate as the Americans eating pizzas...  :o


I suppose that this can also be the SW-4 and CX-3 launch?
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #701 on: 08/16/2011 10:47 am »
That's crazy. Three launches in the space of less than six days.
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #702 on: 08/16/2011 11:06 am »
Still other NOTAMS ,
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A1215/11 -  A TEMPORARY RESTRICTED AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY  N335501E0974354-N334527E0983435-N330323E0982258-N331253E0973241  BACK  TO  START. VERTICAL LIMITS: SFC-UNL.ALL ACFT ARE PROHIBITED TO FLY  INTO  THE AREA. SFC - UNL, 18 AUG 09:20 2011 UNTIL 18 AUG 09:50 2011.  CREATED: 16 AUG 09:46 2011                                                                                                                                                                                     A1213/11 -  A  TEMPORARY RESTRICTED AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY  N361842E0984220-N361428E0990510-N354811E0985737-N355224E0983454  BACK  TO  START. VERTICAL LIMITS: SFC-UNL.ALL ACFT ARE PROHIBITED TO FLY  INTO  THE AREA. SFC - UNL, 18 AUG 09:20 2011 UNTIL 18 AUG 09:42 2011.  CREATED: 16 AUG 09:44 2011

being exactly the same as for SJ-11-2 & SJ-11-3, I would think this is for SJ-11-4 to take place on August 18 from 0920 until 0942UTC
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #703 on: 08/16/2011 11:27 am »
NOTAM's were originally schedule for August 17 then changed for the 18th.
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #704 on: 08/16/2011 02:21 pm »
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 08/16/2011 10:47 am
That's crazy. Three launches in the space of less than six days.

Don't worry Chris. According to a press release by CALT posted on August 15, the "battle of launches for the remaining parts of the year" has begun, at the frequency of one every ten days. Since the Chinese are aiming for 20 launches this year, with 12 still to go, they will have to do better than that to reach the intended target.
So yeah, the Chinese are crazy. But they have enough missions and payloads to act crazy, unlike the Americans...  ;D
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #705 on: 08/17/2011 03:19 am »
Quote from: input~2 on 08/16/2011 11:06 am
Still other NOTAMS ,
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A1215/11 -  A TEMPORARY RESTRICTED AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY  N335501E0974354-N334527E0983435-N330323E0982258-N331253E0973241  BACK  TO  START. VERTICAL LIMITS: SFC-UNL.ALL ACFT ARE PROHIBITED TO FLY  INTO  THE AREA. SFC - UNL, 18 AUG 09:20 2011 UNTIL 18 AUG 09:50 2011.  CREATED: 16 AUG 09:46 2011                                                                                                                                                                                     A1213/11 -  A  TEMPORARY RESTRICTED AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY  N361842E0984220-N361428E0990510-N354811E0985737-N355224E0983454  BACK  TO  START. VERTICAL LIMITS: SFC-UNL.ALL ACFT ARE PROHIBITED TO FLY  INTO  THE AREA. SFC - UNL, 18 AUG 09:20 2011 UNTIL 18 AUG 09:42 2011.  CREATED: 16 AUG 09:44 2011

being exactly the same as for SJ-11-2 & SJ-11-3, I would think this is for SJ-11-4 to take place on August 18 from 0920 until 0942UTC

Official press release for the launch: Link
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #706 on: 08/17/2011 11:01 am »
From a Chinese microblog to-day
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Best wishes for success for the launch of Tiangong-1 on August 29-30 from the Jiuquan satellite launch base
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #707 on: 08/17/2011 01:42 pm »
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 08/16/2011 10:47 am
That's crazy. Three launches in the space of less than six days.

Be thankful that the old Soviet Union isn't continuing at ~100 launches a year!!   (Ah, those were the days.)
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #708 on: 08/17/2011 01:53 pm »
Quote from: Phillip Clark on 08/17/2011 01:42 pm
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 08/16/2011 10:47 am
That's crazy. Three launches in the space of less than six days.

Be thankful that the old Soviet Union isn't continuing at ~100 launches a year!!   (Ah, those were the days.)

<OT mode> Which year did that happen? Late 60's? (1967 saw 172 successful launches around the world (well, only the Americans and the Soviets), more than any other year, so...) </OT mode>
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #709 on: 08/17/2011 04:03 pm »
Quote from: Galactic Penguin SST on 08/17/2011 01:53 pm
Quote from: Phillip Clark on 08/17/2011 01:42 pm
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 08/16/2011 10:47 am
That's crazy. Three launches in the space of less than six days.

Be thankful that the old Soviet Union isn't continuing at ~100 launches a year!!   (Ah, those were the days.)

<OT mode> Which year did that happen? Late 60's? (1967 saw 172 successful launches around the world (well, only the Americans and the Soviets), more than any other year, so...) </OT mode>

At its peak in the 1980s, the Soviet Union was having 90-100 launches per year.   Much more than the rest of the world put together.
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #710 on: 08/18/2011 03:25 pm »
China launches in 2011

01 - April 9 (2047:04.570UTC)  - CZ-3A (Y19) - XSLC, LC3 - BeiDou-2 'Compass-I3'
02 - June 20 (1613:04.358UTC) - CZ-3B/E (Y20) - XSLC, LC2 - ZX-10 ZhongXing-10 (Chinasat-10)
03 - July 6 (0428:03.993UTC)- CZ-2C (Y25) - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-03
04 - July 11 (1541:03.700UTC) - CZ-3C (Y8) - XSLC, LC2 - TL-1B Tian Lian-1B
05 - July 26 (2144:28.206UTC) - CZ-3A - XSLC, LC3 - BeiDou-2 'Compass-I4'
06 - July 29 (0742:03.570UTC) - CZ-2C (Y24) - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-02
07 - August 11 (1615:04.434UTC) - CZ-3B/E (Y19) - XSLC, LC2 - PakSat-1R
08 - August 15 (2257:19.319UTC) - CZ-4B (Y14) - TSLC, LC2 - HY-2A Hai Yang-2A
FF - August 18 (0928UTC) - CZ-2C - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-04

China launch schedule

2011

Mid-September / October - CZ-2F/T1 - JSLC - TG-1 Tian Gong-1
September - CZ-2D - JSLC - Shiyan Weixing-4; Chuang Xin-3
September - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Eutelsat-W3C
September (?) - CZ-4B - TSLC - YG-12 YaoGan Weixing-12
September - CZ-3A - XSLC - ZX-22B ZhongXing-22B
October (?) - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G5
November 8- 11K77 Zenit-3F - GIK-5, LC45 PU-1 - YH-1 Ying Huo-1*
December (?) - CZ-4B - TSLC - ZY-3 Zi Yuan-3
December - CZ-2C - TSLC - HJ-1C Huan Jing-1C
December - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-8 ShenZhou-8 (or 2012)
December - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - NigComSat-1R
December (or early 2012) - CZ-2C (?) - TSLC (?) (or CZ-2D from JSLC) - Gokturk-2
End - CZ-4B (?) - TSLC - ZY-1 Zi Yuan-1 (2C)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-I5
?? - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G6
?? - CZ-2D/2 - JSLC - SJ-9 Shi Jian 9
?? - CZ-2D (?) - JSLC (?) - YG-13 YaoGan Weixing-13
?? - ?? - ?? - Pakistani remote sensing satellite (RSSS)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1C Hai Yang-1C
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1D Hai Yang-1D
?? - ?? - ?? - Beijing-2

The following satellites will possibly be launched as piggyback payloads

?? - ?? - ?? - FAST (FAST-D and FAST-T: Formation for Atmospheric Science and Technology)
?? (End of year) - ?? - ?? - Tian Xun Zhe-1 (Tian Xun-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - JiShu Shiyan-1 (NewTec-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - FN-1 Feng Niao-1

*Launch of Chinese Mars probe YH-1 Ying Huo-1 will take place  together with the Fobos-Grunt Russian Mars probe.

2012

October - CZ-2D - JSLC - VRSS-1 (Venezuela Remote Sensing Satellite-1)
November - CZ-4B - TSLC - CBERS-3
December - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3C Feng Yun-3C (Batch 2)
First quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Apstar-7
First half - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2F Feng Yun-2F
First half - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-9 ShenZhou-9
Second half - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-10 ShenZhou-10 (or 2013)
Fourth quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-11 (ZX-11 ZhongXing-11)
Late - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Apstar-7B**
End (?) - CZ-3B - XSLC - Chang'e-3 (Moon lander/rover) (or early 2013)
?? - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-9A (ZX-9A ZhongXing-9A)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2G Feng Yun-2G
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - Communications Satellite
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - NigComSat-2
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M2
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M3
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M4
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M5 ***
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4O/A Feng Yun-4Optical/A
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3A Hai Yang-3A

** Will become Chinasat-12 (replacing Chinasat-5A) if Apstar-7 launch has been successful.
*** 23 Compass-MEO are planned for launch from 2013 to 2020.

2013

Third quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Laos-1
Third quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-13 (ZX-13 ZhongXing-13)
End of year or 2014 - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Túpac Katari 'TKSat-1' (Bolívia)
?? - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - Tiangong-2 (or 2014)
?? - ?? - ?? - Mars probe
?? - CZ-6 - ?? - ??

2014

September August - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-4
December - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3D Feng Yun-3D (Batch 2)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2H Feng Yun-2H
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - HY-2B
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - Chang'e-4 (Moon lander/rover)
?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - ??
?? - CZ-7 - WSLC - ??
?? - CZ-?? - ?? - CFOSAT (China-France Oceanography SATellite)
?? - CZ-2C(?) - ?? - CSES-1 Earthquake electromagnetism monitor satellite
?? - ?? - ?? - Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope 'HXMT'

2015

June - ?? - ?? - Venus probe
?? - CZ-2C - JSLC - SJ-10 Shi Jian-10
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-A
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-B (1)
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-B (2)
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4M/A FengYun-4Microwave/A (or later)
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/B FengYun-4O/B
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/C FengYun-4O/C
?? - ?? - ?? - Dark Matter Satellite
NET - ?? - ?? - VeneSat-2
NET - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - NigComSat-3

2016

?? - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - Tiangong-3 (or 2015)
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3E Feng Yun-3E (Batch 2)
?? - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-4B
?? - ?? - ?? - Quantum Science Satellite

2017

September - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-5
NET - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-SAR 1
?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - Chang'e-5 (Sample return)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3B Hai Yang-3B

2017 / 2020

?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - Chang'e-6 (Sample return)

2018

?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3F Feng Yun-3F (Batch 2)
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4M/B Feng Yun-4B

2019

?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/D FengYun-4O/D
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/E FengYun-4O/E

2020

September - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-6
?? - ?? - CZ-5 - Space Station Core Module
?? - ?? - CZ-5 - Space Station Laboratory
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3G Feng Yun-3G (Batch 2)
NET - ?? - ?? - Recoverable Moon Probes

2022

?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4M/C Feng Yun-4C
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3C Hai Yang-3C

2025

Proposed Moon Landing

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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #711 on: 08/20/2011 04:06 pm »
The CZ-2C failure may have completely busted the launch schedule for the remaining months of 2011: A certain member on the 9ifly aerospace forum said he has a friend working at the tracking station at Weinan (in Shannxi province), who told him that the launch of Tiangong-1 has been put off until NET October. Another member reported that China's return to flight would used the CZ-2D (perhaps with Shiyan Weixing-4?). Note that these are merely rumors and should be taken with a pinch of salt...
Source
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #712 on: 08/20/2011 04:53 pm »
Next week we will start to receive some indications about the TG-1 launch.
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #713 on: 08/20/2011 06:14 pm »
If there are going to be significant launch delays, I hope they don't affect the 2025 manned lunar landing ................... :-)   It would be a good way to celebrate by 75th!!
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #714 on: 08/21/2011 09:30 am »
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #715 on: 08/21/2011 09:35 am »
Quote from: Stan Black on 08/21/2011 09:30 am
Am I understanding this correctly, these two are planned to go up this year?

Ziyuan 3
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CBERS-02C
中巴地球资源卫星02C星

Yes. But is not a CBERS satellite. Brazilian sources sat that the next CBERS will be launch in 2012, so to this one we should call it ZY-1 Zi Yuan-1 (2C).
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #716 on: 08/24/2011 12:45 am »
According to this news http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/cienciaevida/index1.php?pg=verjornalfloripa&id=1439 (in Portuguese), China and Brazil have agreed to launch CBERS-3 in November 2012 and CBERS-4 in August 2014.
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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #717 on: 09/02/2011 10:05 am »
China launches in 2011

01 - April 9 (2047:04.570UTC)  - CZ-3A (Y19) - XSLC, LC3 - BeiDou-2 'Compass-I3'
02 - June 20 (1613:04.358UTC) - CZ-3B/E (Y20) - XSLC, LC2 - ZX-10 ZhongXing-10 (Chinasat-10)
03 - July 6 (0428:03.993UTC)- CZ-2C (Y25) - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-03
04 - July 11 (1541:03.700UTC) - CZ-3C (Y8) - XSLC, LC2 - TL-1B Tian Lian-1B
05 - July 26 (2144:28.206UTC) - CZ-3A - XSLC, LC3 - BeiDou-2 'Compass-I4'
06 - July 29 (0742:03.570UTC) - CZ-2C (Y24) - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-02
07 - August 11 (1615:04.434UTC) - CZ-3B/E (Y19) - XSLC, LC2 - PakSat-1R
08 - August 15 (2257:19.319UTC) - CZ-4B (Y14) - TSLC, LC2 - HY-2A Hai Yang-2A
FF - August 18 (0928:03.993UTC) - CZ-2C - JSLC, SLS-2 - SJ-11 Shi Jian 11-04

China launch schedule

2011

End of September / October - CZ-2F/T1 - JSLC - TG-1 Tian Gong-1
September (??) - CZ-2D - JSLC - Shiyan Weixing-4; Chuang Xin-3
September (??) - CZ-4B - TSLC - YG-12 YaoGan Weixing-12
Late September (??) - CZ-3B - XSLC - ZX-1A ZhongXing-1A
October - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Eutelsat-W3C
October (?) - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G5
November 8- 11K77 Zenit-3F - GIK-5, LC45 PU-1 - YH-1 Ying Huo-1*
December (?) - CZ-4B - TSLC - ZY-3 Zi Yuan-3
December - CZ-2C - TSLC - HJ-1C Huan Jing-1C (or 2012)
December - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-8 ShenZhou-8 (or 2012)
December - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - NigComSat-1R
December (or early 2012) - CZ-2C (?) - TSLC (?) (or CZ-2D from JSLC) - Gokturk-2
End - CZ-4B (?) - TSLC - ZY-1 Zi Yuan-1 (2C)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-I5
?? - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G6
?? - CZ-2D/2 - JSLC - SJ-9 Shi Jian 9
?? - CZ-2D (?) - JSLC (?) - YG-13 YaoGan Weixing-13
?? - ?? - ?? - Pakistani remote sensing satellite (RSSS)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1C Hai Yang-1C
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1D Hai Yang-1D
?? - ?? - ?? - Beijing-2

The following satellites will possibly be launched as piggyback payloads

?? - ?? - ?? - FAST (FAST-D and FAST-T: Formation for Atmospheric Science and Technology)
?? (End of year) - ?? - ?? - Tian Xun Zhe-1 (Tian Xun-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - JiShu Shiyan-1 (NewTec-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - FN-1 Feng Niao-1

*Launch of Chinese Mars probe YH-1 Ying Huo-1 will take place  together with the Fobos-Grunt Russian Mars probe.

2012

October - CZ-2D - JSLC - VRSS-1 (Venezuela Remote Sensing Satellite-1)
November - CZ-4B - TSLC - CBERS-3
December - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3C Feng Yun-3C (Batch 2)
First quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Apstar-7
First half - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2F Feng Yun-2F
First half - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-9 ShenZhou-9
Second half - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - SZ-10 ShenZhou-10 (or 2013)
Fourth quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-11 (ZX-11 ZhongXing-11)
Late - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Apstar-7B**
End (?) - CZ-3B - XSLC - Chang'e-3 (Moon lander/rover) (or early 2013)
?? - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-9A (ZX-9A ZhongXing-9A)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2G Feng Yun-2G
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - Communications Satellite
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - NigComSat-2
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M2
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M3
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M4
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-M5 ***
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4O/A Feng Yun-4Optical/A
?? - CZ-2D/2 - JSLC - SJ-9 Shi Jian 9
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3A Hai Yang-3A
?? - ?? - ?? - Pakistani remote sensing satellite (RSSS)

** Will become Chinasat-12 (replacing Chinasat-5A) if Apstar-7 launch has been successful.
*** 23 Compass-MEO are planned for launch from 2013 to 2020.

2013

Third quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Laos-1
Third quarter - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Chinasat-13 (ZX-13 ZhongXing-13)
End of year or 2014 - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Túpac Katari 'TKSat-1' (Bolívia)
?? - ?? - ?? - Mars probe
?? - CZ-6 - ?? - ??

2014

August - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-4
December - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3D Feng Yun-3D (Batch 2)
?? - CZ-3A - XSLC - FY-2H Feng Yun-2H
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - HY-2B
?? - CZ-3B - XSLC - Chang'e-4 (Moon lander/rover)
?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - ??
?? - CZ-7 - WSLC - ??
?? - CZ-7 - JSLC - TG-2 TianGong-2 (or 2014)
?? - CZ-?? - ?? - CFOSAT (China-France Oceanography SATellite)
?? - CZ-2C(?) - ?? - CSES-1 Earthquake electromagnetism monitor satellite
?? - ?? - ?? - Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope 'HXMT'

2015

June - ?? - ?? - Venus probe
?? - CZ-2C - JSLC - SJ-10 Shi Jian-10
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-A
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-B (1)
?? - ?? - ?? - Kua Fu-B (2)
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4M/A FengYun-4Microwave/A (or later)
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/B FengYun-4O/B
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/C FengYun-4O/C
?? - ?? - ?? - Dark Matter Satellite
NET - ?? - ?? - VeneSat-2
NET - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - NigComSat-3

2016

?? - CZ-2F/H - JSLC - TG-3 TianGong-3 (or 2015)
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3E Feng Yun-3E (Batch 2)
?? - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-4B
?? - ?? - ?? - Quantum Science Satellite

2017

September - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-5
NET - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-SAR 1
?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - Chang'e-5 (Sample return)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3B Hai Yang-3B

2017 / 2020

?? - CZ-5 - WSLC - Chang'e-6 (Sample return)

2018

?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3F Feng Yun-3F (Batch 2)
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4M/B Feng Yun-4B

2019

?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/D FengYun-4O/D
?? - ?? - ?? - FY-4O/E FengYun-4O/E

2020

September - ?? - TSLC - CBERS-6
?? - ?? - CZ-5 - Space Station Core Module
?? - ?? - CZ-5 - Space Station Laboratory
?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-3G Feng Yun-3G (Batch 2)
NET - ?? - ?? - Recoverable Moon Probes

2022

?? - CZ-4B - TSLC - FY-4M/C Feng Yun-4C
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-3C Hai Yang-3C

2025

Proposed Moon Landing

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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #718 on: 09/05/2011 04:26 pm »
Quote from: Satori on 09/02/2011 10:05 am
China launches in 2011



Base on the latest information, I would make these changes:

China launch schedule

2011

Late September / October - CZ-2F/G - JSLC - TG-1 Tian Gong-1
Late September(??) - CZ-3B - XSLC - ZX-1A ZhongXing-1A (DFH-4 bus: ZX-22 series follow-on?)
September (??) - CZ-2D - JSLC - Shiyan Weixing-4; Chuang Xin-3
September (??) - CZ-4B - TSLC - YG-12 YaoGan Weixing-12
October (??) - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - Eutelsat-W3C
October (?) - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G5
November 8- 11K77 Zenit-3F - GIK-5, LC45 PU-1 - YH-1 Ying Huo-1*
December (?) - CZ-4B - TSLC - ZY-3 Zi Yuan-3
December - CZ-2F/G - JSLC - SZ-8 ShenZhou-8 (or 2012)
December - CZ-3B/E - XSLC - NigComSat-1R
December (or early 2012) - CZ-2C (?) - TSLC (?) (or CZ-2D from JSLC) - Gokturk-2
December (or most probably 2012) - CZ-2C - TSLC - HJ-1C Huan Jing-1C
Late - CZ-4B - TSLC - ZY-1 Zi Yuan-1 (2C)
Late - CZ-3A - XSLC - Compass-I5
Late - CZ-4C - JSLC - YG-13 YaoGan Weixing-13
?? - CZ-3C - XSLC - Compass-G6 (The current Chinese plan is to launch 3-4 COMPASS satellites in 2011, so it is unlikely to launch two GEOs)
?? - CZ-2D/2 - JSLC - SJ-9 Shi Jian 9 (NET 2012)
?? - ?? - ?? - Pakistani remote sensing satellite (RSSS) (Definitely not in 2011)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1C Hai Yang-1C (Most probably not in 2011)
?? - ?? - ?? - HY-1D Hai Yang-1D (Most probably not in 2011)
The following satellites will possibly be launched as piggyback payloads

?? - ?? - ?? - FAST (FAST-D and FAST-T: Formation for Atmospheric Science and Technology)
?? (End of year) - ?? - ?? - Tian Xun Zhe-1 (Tian Xun-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - JiShu Shiyan-1 (NewTec-1)
?? - ?? - ?? - FN-1 Feng Niao-1
?? - ?? - ?? - Beijing-2

*Launch of Chinese Mars probe YH-1 Ying Huo-1 will take place  together with the Fobos-Grunt Russian Mars probe.

Sources:
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-7106-1-1.html
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-922-5-1.html
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-5734-1-1.html
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-6278-1-1.html
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-61-4-2.html
http://www.9ifly.cn/thread-2187-1-1.html (loads of information on this thread!)

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Re: Chinese launch schedule
« Reply #719 on: 09/08/2011 03:25 pm »
ZX-1A launch can take place on mid-September.
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