China has successfully launched the third group of Yaogan-40 remote sensing satellites into orbit. This was reported by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC).
According to CASC, the launch process was carried out successfully and flawlessly. Reports indicate that the launch took place at 00:34 Beijing time from the Taiyuan Cosmodrome in northern Shanxi Province. These satellites were delivered into orbit via the CZ-6A ("Changzheng-6A") carrier rocket. This marks the 593rd launch for the Changzheng series of rockets.
The Yaogan-40 satellites are primarily designed to study the electromagnetic environment, investigate the atmosphere and space environment, as well as conduct various scientific experiments. Their orbital deployment has once again demonstrated China's capabilities in the field of space technology.
According to available information, these satellites are expected to maintain stable orbits and effectively perform their tasks. Experts believe that the Yaogan-40 group will play an important role in expanding China's orbital research and advancing experiments in electromagnetic environments.
CASC officials emphasized that this launch highlights China's priorities in scientific research and modern aerospace technologies, and lays the foundation for future space projects.
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