Published on: 2026-06-05
Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian –
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Taiyuan, June 4 /Xinhua/ — China on June 4 launched from the Taiyuan Cosmodrome (Northern China) the 11th group of internet satellites for the polar-orbiting “Qianfan” (Spacesail) constellation. The launch was conducted at 19:39 Beijing time using a modified “Long March-6” carrier rocket. The satellites successfully reached the designated orbit. This launch was the 648th flight mission of the “Long March” series carrier rockets.
Taiyuan, June 4 /Xinhua/ — China on June 4 launched from the Taiyuan Cosmodrome (Northern China) into space the 11th group of internet satellites for the polar-orbit constellation “Qianfan” /Spacesail/. The launch was carried out at 19:39 Beijing time using a modified “Long March-6” carrier rocket. The satellites successfully reached the designated orbit. This launch was the 648th flight mission of the “Long March” series carrier rockets.
Taiyuan, June 4 /Xinhua/ — On June 4, China launched from the Taiyuan spaceport (Northern China) the 11th group of internet satellites for the polar-orbit constellation “Qianfan” /Spacesail/. The launch was conducted at 19:39 Beijing time using a modified “Long March-6” carrier rocket. The satellites successfully reached the designated orbit. This launch was the 648th flight mission of the “Long March” series carrier rockets.
Taiyuan, June 4 /Xinhua/ — On June 4, China launched the 11th group of Internet satellites for the polar-orbiting group “Qianfan” /Spacesail/ into space from the Taiyuan Cosmodrome /Northern China/. The launch was conducted at 19:39 Beijing time using a modified carrier rocket “Long March-6”. The satellites successfully reached the designated orbit. This launch was the 648th flight mission of the “Long March” series carrier rockets.
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