Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D - KZ-1A - Jiuquan - September 27, 2021 (06:19 UTC)

• #20 by Conexion Espacial on 23 Sep, 2021 14:06
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  Drop zones according to the latest NOTAM
  
  

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• #21 by zubenelgenubi on 23 Sep, 2021 20:15
• Jilin-1 Gaofen-02F launch scheduled September 27 UTC.
  
  Will this launch soon follow?
• #22 by Conexion Espacial on 23 Sep, 2021 21:36
• Quote from: zubenelgenubi on 23 Sep, 2021 20:15

  Jilin-1 Gaofen-02F launch scheduled September 27 UTC.
  
  Will this launch soon follow?
  

  There is almost a week delay from the original dates, so... I would also expect the same now, the first release on September 27 and Resolution 02D for the first week of October. This is just my opinion though.
• #23 by zubenelgenubi on 26 Sep, 2021 00:36
• An orbital launch "three-fer" on September 27  UTC:
  This launch;
  An unknown payload aboard a CZ-3B from Xichang;
  And Landsat 9 aboard an Atlas V from Vandenberg.
• #24 by zubenelgenubi on 26 Sep, 2021 20:57
• Belated cross-post:
  

  Quote from: Conexion Espacial on 20 Sep, 2021 09:41

  [Rumor]<snip>, and that this [CZ-2C launch from Jiuquan] delay could have affected the launch of the [K?]Z-1A rocket that was scheduled for September 18.
  
• #25 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 06:42
• Launch confirmed and it seems that the mission has been a success.
  
  
  Source: https://weibo.com/6065432153/KA6xAciqF
• #26 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 06:49
• At 06:19 on September 27, China's ExPace successfully launched the Kuaizhou-1 rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, carrying the Jilin-1 High Resolution 02F satellite into orbit.

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• #27 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 06:55

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• #28 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 06:59
• https://twitter.com/conexionspacial/status/1442384933356331008
• #29 by Galactic Penguin SST on 27 Sep, 2021 07:01
• Note that this launch ultimately went up with Jilin-1 HR-02D and not 02F (which should follow very soon).
  
  https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4686050876982085
• #30 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 07:19
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  China Space News says that ExPace along with the Kuaizhou Rocket Final Assembly and Adjustment Center (Phase I) located at the Wuhan National Aerospace Industry Base now have the capacity to build up to 20 solid rockets per year following the pandemic that originated in this city.
  

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  At present, the Kuaizhou Rocket Final Assembly and Adjustment Center (Phase I) located at the Wuhan National Aerospace Industry Base has been put into use, mainly for final assembly testing of Kuaizhou solid carrier rockets, and now has the final assembly and test capability of producing 20 rounds of solid launch vehicles per year.
  https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/sJ7taEs_ezFJnmC73MNaUQ
  
  
  
• #31 by Conexion Espacial on 27 Sep, 2021 08:16
• The red screen can never be missing

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• #32 by Satori on 27 Sep, 2021 08:51
• Before the blackout, we knew that the launcher for Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D would be designated Kuaizhou-1A (Y4 "Heping Jingyinghao") and the satellite Jilin-1 Gaofen-02D "Heping Jingyinghao". Is there any reference to this on the official Chinese news?
• #33 by input~2 on 27 Sep, 2021 11:55
• 2021-086A/49256 in 532 x 545 km x 97.54° (S/C)
  2021-086B/49257 in 166 x 565 km x 97.49° (upper stage)
  
• #34 by Galactic Penguin SST on 28 Sep, 2021 05:13
• First photos from the satellite, of Istanbul

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