Long March 3

The fairing of the Long March 3B/E has a diameter of 4.2 meters.

The third stage of the Long March 3B/E has a diameter of 3 meters.

Long March 3B launched Gaofen-14-02 on October 26 at 03:55 UTC from Xichang.

The Long March 3B/E has a payload capacity of 11,500 kilograms to low Earth orbit.

The first and second stages of the Long March 3B/E have a diameter of 3.35 meters.

On October 26th at 11:55 am China Standard Time, a Long March 3B/E lifted off from Launch Complex 3 at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center.

The Long March 3B is powered by Dinitrogen Tetroxide and Unsymmetrical Dimethylhydrazine in its first two stages and four boosters.

Each of the four boosters of the Long March 3B/E has a diameter of 2.25 meters.

The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology has stated that they aim to launch the Long March 3B/E over a dozen times during a period of high-frequency launches.

The Long March 3B/E variant has increased payload capacity compared to earlier versions of the rocket.

The third stage of the Long March 3B/E generates 17 tons of thrust with two YF-75 engines.

The Long March 3B/E has a payload capacity of 7,100 kilograms to sun-synchronous orbit.

The Long March 3B/E measures 56.3 meters in height and weighs 458,970 kilograms when fully fueled.

The combined thrust of the four boosters and the first stage of the Long March 3B/E is 590 tons.

Long March 3B is the most launched older model with 110 launches.

Tianwen 2 was launched on May 29 aboard a Long March 3B rocket from Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan.

The Long March 2D is the second Long March series rocket to reach 100 flights, after the Long March 3B/E.

The Long March 3B/E's launch in March 2020 demonstrated the use of parachutes, allowing one booster to be recovered mostly intact 25 minutes after touching down.