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26 May 2026: China launched a Long March-7A with TJS-24 (69235) from Wenchang. According to official sources, the satellite entered the preset orbit successfully and “will be mainly…
30 Dec 2025: China launched Long March-7A with the Shijian-29A and Shijian-29B satellites (67302 & 67303) from Wenchang. According to official sources, the satellites entered the preset orbit…
30 Nov 2025: China launched a Long March-7A with Shijian-28 (66549) satellite from Wenchang. According to official sources, the satellite “has entered its preset orbit successfully”. The satellite…
9 Sep 2025: China launched a Long March-7A with the Yaogan-45 (65563) satellite from Wenchang. Official sources noted the satellite entered the planned orbit and “will be mainly…
9 Feb 2022: China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (revealed the plans in an annual ‘blue book' on space activities. The updated target, coupled with the launch plans…
13 Sep 2022: China launched a Long March 7A rocket from Wenchang and successfully inserted the Zhongxing-1E (ChinaSat 1E) satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit. Launch Video . -…
3 Nov 2023: China launched a Long March (LM)-7A from Wenchang Space Launch Site to Geostationary Orbit (GEO), carrying the Tongxin Jishu Shiyan Weixing (TJS)-10 satellite. TJS spacecraft…
29 Mar: China launched a Long March-7A with TJS-16 (63397) from Wenchang. According to official sources, the satellite has entered the planned orbit and will be “mainly used…
18 Mar 2023: It appears SJ-23 had a Point of Closest Approach (POCA) of 3.537kms with the Chinese Relay Satellite TL-1-03: 3.537 km on 18 Mar 2023 at…
China launched the classified Shijian-23 spacecraft on a Long March 7A from Wenchang on 9 January 2023.
China launched two Shiyan-12 experimental satellites on a Long March 7A on 23 December 2021, placing both into GEO.
China successfully launched the Long March 7A on its second attempt on 11 March 2021, placing the Shiyan-9 experimental satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit.
