A2314/22 NOTAMNQ) ZPKM/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2815N10202E005A) ZPKM B) 2208220253 C) 2208220314 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED CENTERED AT N2815E10202 WITH RADIUS OF 10KM. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNL
A2315/22 NOTAMNQ) ZGZU/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2557N11338E020A) ZGZU B) 2208220255 C) 2208220320 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY: N2555E11316-N2606E11318-N2600E11400-N2548E11358 BACK TO START. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNL
Looks like a GTO launch.
Quote from: Liss on 08/18/2022 08:32 amLooks like a GTO launch.Does the zone fits with previous CZ-3B and CZ-11 launches? After all it could be a satellite to low inclination LEO instead.The thing is that I have never seen Xichang using the 2 main launch complexes within so little time of each other; perhaps the Chinese have improved their pad work flow to allow this?
QuoteA2314/22 NOTAMNQ) ZPKM/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2815N10202E005A) ZPKM B) 2208220253 C) 2208220314 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED CENTERED AT N2815E10202 WITH RADIUS OF 10KM. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNLQuoteA2315/22 NOTAMNQ) ZGZU/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2557N11338E020A) ZGZU B) 2208220255 C) 2208220320 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY: N2555E11316-N2606E11318-N2600E11400-N2548E11358 BACK TO START. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNLThere is only two days since last launch, so this might be solid CZ-11.
A2380/22 NOTAMNQ) ZPKM/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2815N10201E005A) ZPKM B) 2208230224 C) 2208230244 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED CENTERED AT N2815E10202 WITH RADIUS OF 10KM. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNL
A2381/22 NOTAMNQ) ZGZU/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/2557N11338E020A) ZGZU B) 2208230226 C) 2208230250 E) A TEMPORARY DANGER AREA ESTABLISHED BOUNDED BY: N2555E11316-N2606E11318-N2600E11400-N2548E11358 BACK TO START. VERTICAL LIMITS:SFC-UNL.F) SFC G) UNL
Another LEO launch ofsolid rocket, probably Kuaizhou-1Afrom Jiuquansuspectedly carrying Centispace-S3/S4NET 01:00 UTC on Sep. 06
OK, I now see this is probably not a GTO launch because of:(1) 29-30 min shift of launch time (precession?);(2) Another danger zone in the Pacific:A0897/22 NOTAMNQ) NFFF/QRDCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/0156S17455E035A) NFFF B) 2208230200 C) 2208230400E) TEMPO DANGER AREA ACTIVATED IN AREA BOUNDED BY APRX COORD:- S02 20 00 E174 31 00 TO- S02 26 00 E175 09 00 TO- S01 32 00 E175 19 00 TO- S01 25 00 E174 41 00 THENCE TO- S02 20 00 E174 31 00.ATS ROUTE AFFECTED:-A578 ROUTE SEGMENT BETWEEN WPT BODKI TO 'BO' NDB-R332 ROUTE SEGMENT BETWEEN WPT AKUMO TO 'BO' NDBAIRMEN SHALL EXER EXTREME CTN WHEN OPERATING WI THE VCY OF TEMPODANGER AREA.F) SFC G) UNLCREATED: 22 Aug 2022 03:47:00 SOURCE: NFOFYNYX
On August 23 , 2022 , China used the Kuaizhou-1A carrier rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center to successfully send the Chuangxin 16 A and B double -satellite combination into the predetermined orbit, and the launch mission was a complete success.The Chuangxin No. 16 satellite was developed by the Institute of Microsatellite Innovation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and is mainly used to carry out new technology verification experiments.
One object at 29° 590x596 km.
Quote from: Liss on 08/23/2022 11:48 amOne object at 29° 590x596 km.This is 2022-102A/53586
Quote from: input~2 on 08/23/2022 11:54 amQuote from: Liss on 08/23/2022 11:48 amOne object at 29° 590x596 km.This is 2022-102A/53586So, we have the announcement of the launch of two satellites for technology testing in orbit. But, only one object is cataloged... so, is it possible that the two sats were launched docked and they will separate in the near future for rendezvous and docking testing in orbit?
Also possible that their will be a second launch as the assembled two payloads reference has also been used to mean that before as well.
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 08/23/2022 05:44 pmAlso possible that their will be a second launch as the assembled two payloads reference has also been used to mean that before as well.Well, CAS counted 82 of their satellites launched as of July 27 and 84 as of August 23; which seems to confirm the launch of two satellites on August 23
On Sep 19 at about 2200 UTC the Chuangxing-16 satellite launched on Aug appears to have split into two objects, now about 25 km apart. This seems to confirm reports that CX-16A and CX-16B were launched together and are now separating for proximity operations experiments