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The Long March 5’s longer fairing first flew on Yaogan-41 in December 2023.
China operates Yaogan-41, a high-orbit optical reconnaissance satellite that influenced India’s shift toward tactical space capabilities.
Yaogan-45 was launched to medium Earth orbit in September 2025, and Yaogan-41 was launched to geostationary orbit in December 2023.
China's 'YaoGan 41' satellite, launched at the end of 2023, is believed to achieve a ground resolution of about 2.5 meters from a distance 50 to 60 times greater than traditional LEO optical satellites.
Yaogan-45 follows Yaogan-41, which was launched by a Long March 5 in 2023.
Yaogan-41 was placed into geosynchronous orbit in late 2023 on a Long March 5 rocket using a new 18.5-meter-long, 5.2-meter-diameter payload fairing.
China launched the Yaogan-41 satellite toward geosynchronous orbit in late 2023.
Yaogan-41 launched on a Long March 5 rocket using a new elongated payload fairing measuring 18.5 m long and 5.2 m in diameter.
The time between the Long March 5 launch of Yaogan-41 and the TJS-11 launch was 70 days, the shortest interval between Long March 5 launches to date.
China launched the Ludi Tance-4 (01) L-band synthetic aperture radar satellite and the Yaogan-41 optical satellite separately in the second half of 2023.
China launched the pair of Ludi Tance-4 (01) and Yaogan-41 satellites in the second half of 2023.
China launched the classified Yaogan-41 optical satellite to geostationary orbit in December.
China launched the Yaogan-41 remote sensing satellite on 2023-12-15.
The Yaogan-41 launch occurred one day after China launched its experimental reusable spacecraft into orbit for the third time into a 333 by 348-kilometer orbit inclined at 50 degrees.
China launched the classified Yaogan-41 optical satellite toward the geostationary belt on 2023-12-15.