China Sends Fresh Batch of Internet Satellites into Orbit
The rocket lifted off at 3:48 p.m. Beijing time (0748 GMT) from Hainan province's commercial launch facility located on the southern island.
According to the official report, the mission placed the 19th constellation of low-Earth orbit internet satellites into their designated trajectory without incident. The deployment marks another advancement in the nation's expanding space-based internet infrastructure.
The southern island province has emerged as a key hub for commercial spacecraft operations, hosting multiple launches as China accelerates its satellite internet ambitions. Monday's successful insertion continues the systematic buildout of orbital communications capacity.
The Long March-12 carrier vehicle has become instrumental in these recurring deployments, providing reliable transport for the growing network of internet-providing satellites circling the planet at low altitudes.
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