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A Chinese Long March 7A rocket exploded less than 90 seconds after liftoff from the Wenchang Space Launch Site on Hainan Island. Both the launch vehicle and its satellite payload were lost over the South China Sea. The unmanned rocket, standing 197 feet tall, was carrying the Zhongxing-4B communications... show more

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A Chinese rocket exploded in a massive fireball shortly after launch, with eyewitness video capturing the dramatic failure in real time. The Long March 7A rocket was carrying a communications satellite when officials said it encountered a problem during flight. The mission was declared a failure, and Chinese officials are investigating what went wrong.

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China launched a Long March-12 rocket on Wednesday from a commercial site in Hainan, sending the 22nd group of low-orbit internet satellites into space. The rocket lifted off at 10:44 a.m. Beijing Time and successfully placed the payload into its preset orbit, according to the launch site.

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III. Long March, Short Flight A $440M space failure, zero official explanations, and a flare-up of public sarcasm: when a Long March rocket disintegrated 85 seconds after launch, state media was busy touting centuries of Chinese space supremacy. Chinese netizens quickly turned the propaganda machine into a dark joke about hard labor and high housing prices—until the comments vanished.

III. Long March, Short Flight A $440M space failure, zero official explanations, and a flare-up of public sarcasm: when a Long March rocket disintegrated 85 seconds after launch, state media was busy touting centuries of Chinese space supremacy. Chinese netizens quickly turned the propaganda machine into a dark joke about hard labor and high housing prices—until the comments vanished.

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#China successfully sent a new group of low Earth orbit #satellites from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi Province on Friday. This satellite group, the fourth of its kind intended to form an internet constellation, was launched at 4:45 am (Beijing Time) aboard a modified Long March-6 carrier rocket. The satellites successfully entered their preset orbit. This launch marked the 580th mission of the Long March series of carrier rockets, according to Xinhua. (Video: CCTV)

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#WATCH | ISRO Chairman Dr. V. Narayanan says after successful launch the of LVM3-M6 carrying BlueBird Block-2, "I am extremely happy to announce that LVM3 Bahubali rocket M6 launch vehicle has successfully and precisely injected the bluebird block- 2 communication satellite in the intended orbit. Let me congratulate the new space India limited the launch vehicle teams of the department of space and the satellite project team of AST space mobile on this outstanding achievement and contribution for the global community. This is our 104th launch from Sri Kota. also the ninth successful mission of LVM3 launch vehicle demonstrating its 100% relability." ISRO #ISRO #LVM3 #BlueBirdBlock2 #Sriharikota #SpaceMission

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China continues its space momentum! Another successful mission added to the record. China has completed its 55th space launch of the year, sending the Dongfang Huiyan HyperSpectral-01 and 02 satellites into orbit using the Jielong-3 carrier rocket from a sea launch platform near Haiyang, Shandong. This marks the 12th successful flight of Jielong-3, showing China’s growing ability to conduct frequent and reliable space missions.

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A lightning strike hit a rocket during its launch from a spaceport in China. The "Changzheng-3B" carrier rocket was struck by lightning immediately after liftoff from the Xichang spaceport. According to local media reports, the equipment was not damaged. This is not the first such incident; for example, the "Saturn-V" and "Soyuz-2" rockets were also struck by lightning without any consequences.

A lightning strike hit a rocket during its launch from a spaceport in China. The "Changzheng-3B" carrier rocket was struck by lightning immediately after liftoff from the Xichang spaceport. According to local media reports, the equipment was not damaged. This is not the first such incident; for example, the "Saturn-V" and "Soyuz-2" rockets were also struck by lightning without any consequences.

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For the first time, China has successfully launched and recovered the first stage of its new Long March 10B rocket. The booster was caught by a tensioned steel net on an autonomous recovery vessel. China is now the second nation (after the US) that has successfully recovered the first stage of an orbital-class rocket. Long March 10B Rocket: • Height: 70.2 meters (230 ft) • Diameter: 5 meters (16.4 ft) • Liftoff Mass: ~740 metric tons • Low Orbit Payload Capacity: ~16,000 kg

For the first time, China has successfully launched and recovered the first stage of its new Long March 10B rocket. The booster was caught by a tensioned steel net on an autonomous recovery vessel. China is now the second nation (after the US) that has successfully recovered the first stage of an orbital-class rocket. Long March 10B Rocket: • Height: 70.2 meters (230 ft) • Diameter: 5 meters (16.4 ft) • Liftoff Mass: ~740 metric tons • Low Orbit Payload Capacity: ~16,000 kg

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🚨 WOW! Iran used CHINESE SATELLITES to try and gain an advantage over America during Operation Epic Fury But they failed miserably — no match for President Trump and the greatest military ever 🇺🇸 "Iran used a Chinese spy satellite to target US bases in the Middle East last month. The IRGC obtained access to the Chinese satellite shortly after its launch in late-2024, and apparently tasked it with monitoring US military sites."

🚨 WOW! Iran used CHINESE SATELLITES to try and gain an advantage over America during Operation Epic Fury But they failed miserably — no match for President Trump and the greatest military ever 🇺🇸 "Iran used a Chinese spy satellite to target US bases in the Middle East last month. The IRGC obtained access to the Chinese satellite shortly after its launch in late-2024, and apparently tasked it with monitoring US military sites."

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☄️ The bright object seen over Kyiv may not have been a meteor, but part of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket During the recent launch, the first stage performed successfully — it was reused for the first time. However, the second stage encountered an anomaly during its second ignition. As a result, the BlueBird 7 satellite by AST SpaceMobile was placed into a lower-than-planned orbit and is expected to eventually re-enter and burn up in the atmosphere. The re-entry of the second stage is likely what caused the bright fiery trail seen in the sky over Kyiv.

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