Long March 11

The Long March 11 generates 122 tons of thrust at ignition using a solid rocket motor burning an unknown solid propellant.

The first and second stages of the Long March 11 have a diameter of 2 meters, while the third and fourth stages and fairings have a diameter of 1.6 meters.

The Long March 11 has a payload capacity of 700 kilograms to low Earth orbit.

The Long March 11 rocket stands at 20.8 meters tall and weighs 58,000 kilograms when prepped for launch.

The Long March 11 is the smallest launch vehicle in the Long March series, developed by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.

Long March 11 launched Shiyan-32-01, Shiyan-32-02, and Shiyan-32-03 on November 8 at 21:01 UTC.

The Long March 11 has been launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, and various sea launch platforms.

China's 69th launch was a CZ-11 launch from the Yellow Sea carrying Shiyan-32 (01-03).

The Long March 11 can carry 350 kilograms to a 700-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit.

The Long March 11H's recent mission marked its 6th launch, and the Long March 11 rocket has had a total of 18 flights.

Yang served as the Chief Commander of the Long March 11 before founding CAS Space.

China has executed 18 sea-based missions using four rocket families: Long March 11, Smart Dragon 3, Ceres 1, and Gravity 1.

The first Chinese sea launch took place in 2019-06-01 using a Long March 11 solid rocket.

The Beidou launch on 2023-12-25/26 followed a 2023-12-24 launch of four Tianmu-1 meteorological satellites on a Kuaizhou-1A from Jiuquan and a 2023-12-25 launch of three Shiyan-24C experimental satellites on a Long March 11 from a mobile sea platform off Guangdong province.

Long March 11, Jielong-3, and commercial Ceres-1 rockets have launched from the Haiyang sea-launch area.

Haiyang has supported launches of state-owned Long March 11 solid rockets and the Jielong-3 rocket.

Only the state-owned China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology and its affiliated China Rocket company have previously launched from the sea using Long March 11 and Jielong-3 solid rockets.

The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology can produce 10 Long March 11 rockets per year.