China successfully launches Tianhui-5 remote sensing satellite
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The satellite was launched into orbit by a CZ-6 rocket from Taiyuan Cosmodrome in northern China.
China has successfully launched a remote sensing satellite Tianhui-5. This was reported by the Chinese Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
It is reported that the device was launched from the spaceport Taiyuan in the north of China using a rocket CZ-6 at 06:50 local time.
It is noted that Tianhui-5 is mainly used in projects related to geographical calculations, land resource studies and scientific experiments.
The CZ-6 is a three-stage liquid-fueled rocket with a maximum diameter of 3.35m, a length of 29.2m and capable of launching a tonne of payload into a sun-synchronous orbit.
It is reported that the device was launched from the spaceport Taiyuan in the north of China using a rocket CZ-6 at 06:50 local time.
It is noted that Tianhui-5 is mainly used in projects related to geographical calculations, land resource studies and scientific experiments.
The CZ-6 is a three-stage liquid-fueled rocket with a maximum diameter of 3.35m, a length of 29.2m and capable of launching a tonne of payload into a sun-synchronous orbit.
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