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Taiyuan

retired

中国青少年科普卫星八一03星‘太原号'

CommunicationsLEOCOSPAR 2020-079NLaunched 11/6/2020
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Nusat 9-18
Launch Vehicle
Long March 6
Launch Date
11/6/2020
Last Contact
3/22/2023
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
LEO
Altitude
469 km
Inclination
97.27 deg
Dry Mass
30 kg
Total Mass
30 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Communications
Payload Category
COM
Payload Class
A
Organizations
Operator
China Academy of Space Technology (CAST)
Manufacturer
China Academy of Space Technology (CAST)
Registry
COSPAR ID
2020-079N
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/1033
Track
Mentions
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Qianfan Jigui Group 13 launched on a Chang Zheng 6A rocket from Taiyuan at 0930 UTC on July 4, 2026.

PlanValue 4.0Jul 4, 2026This was China's 46th launch of 2026, following the Long March 4B launch of Haiyang-2E from Jiuquan on July 1.

Long March 6A Y25 launched SpaceSail Group-11 from Taiyuan at 11:39 UTC on June 4, 2026.

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Jun 5, 2026
🚀 Long March 8 Y9 🕡 06:34UTC June 5 📍 Hainan 🛰️ SpaceSail Group-12

A Pelican satellite imaged Taiyuan, Shanxi, China on 5 May 2026 from an altitude of 512 km.

CapabilityGeneralValue 4.0May 18, 2026Planet pubblica le prime immagini dei satelliti Pelican

The Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center is located in northwest Shanxi province, 284 km from Taiyuan City, China.

GeneralValue 2.1Apr 27, 2026Pakistan Adds to EO Fleet of Satellites

Long March 6A Y17 launched SatNet LEO Group 21 from Taiyuan at 19:38 UTC on April 8, 2026.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Apr 9, 2026🚀 Liftoff at 19:38UTC April 8, Long March 6A Y17 launched SatNet LEO Group 21 from Taiyuan

A Long March 6A launched from Taiyuan at 1322 UTC on March 15, 2026 carrying the Yaogan-50 (02) satellite.

GeneralPlanValue 4.5Mar 16, 2026A Long March 6A lifted off at 1322 UTC Sunday (March 15) from Taiyuan carrying the Yaogan-50 (02) satellite. This joins the first Yaogan-50 in a highly retrograde 142 degree inclination orbit.

Long March 6A Y28 launched Yaogan-50-02 from Taiyuan on March 15, 2026.

GeneralValue 4.5Mar 15, 2026🚀 Liftoff at 13:22UTC on March 15, Long March 6A Y28 launched Yaogan-50-02 from Taiyuan

The Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology has worked to optimize processes at Taiyuan to shorten preparation times and increase launch vehicle flight rate.

CapabilityGrowthValue 3.0Mar 15, 2026Second Retrograde Yaogan Remote Sensing Satellite Placed into Orbit [Long March 6A Y28]

The Long March 2D has flown from the Jiuquan, Taiyuan, and Xichang Satellite Launch Centers.

GeneralValue 3.0Mar 13, 2026Two Experimental Earth Observation Satellites Delivered From Xichang [Long March 2D Y95]

A southwest-bound launch from Taiyuan SLC is scheduled for March 15 at approximately 13:20 UTC.

PlanValue 3.8Mar 12, 2026If you think satellites in highly retrograde orbit are weird, hold on to that feeling because here’s another right after Firefly Space did one! Another SW bound launch from Taiyuan SLC popped up on March 15 ~13:20 UTC, w/ drop zone fitting one used by LM-6A/YG-50-01 in January.

The planned launch from Taiyuan SLC uses a drop zone that matches the drop zone used by LM-6A/YG-50-01 in January.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Mar 12, 2026If you think satellites in highly retrograde orbit are weird, hold on to that feeling because here’s another right after Firefly Space did one! Another SW bound launch from Taiyuan SLC popped up on March 15 ~13:20 UTC, w/ drop zone fitting one used by LM-6A/YG-50-01 in January.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center supported 34 Chinese launches in 2025, Xichang supported 19, Wenchang and Taiyuan each supported 12, the Wenchang Commercial Space Launch Site supported 9, and sea-launch platforms supported 7 missions.

GeneralPlanValue 4.0Jan 1, 2026China Continues Space Progress Through 2025

The Long March 4B has flown from the Jiuquan, Taiyuan, and Xichang Satellite Launch Centers.

GeneralPlanValue 3.0Dec 16, 2025Replacement Mapping Satellite Delivered From Winter Taiyuan [Long March 4B Y61]

The Long March 4B Y61 launch of ZiYuan-3 04 took place from Taiyuan.

GeneralPlanValue 3.0Dec 16, 2025China 'N Asia Spaceflight 🚀𝕏 🛰️ (@CNSpaceflight)

Long March 4B teams implemented previously proven winter launch adaptations during the Taiyuan launch when ambient temperatures were minus twenty-five degrees Celsius.

CapabilityValue 3.5Dec 16, 2025Replacement Mapping Satellite Delivered From Winter Taiyuan [Long March 4B Y61]

Long March 4B Y61 launched the ZiYuan-3 04 satellite from Taiyuan at 03:17 UTC on December 16.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Dec 16, 2025China 'N Asia Spaceflight 🚀𝕏 🛰️ (@CNSpaceflight)

GuoWang Group 04 launched five satellites on June 6th from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center aboard a Long March 6A, marking the first GuoWang launch from Taiyuan.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Dec 12, 2025China's mega-constellations mega-article

The Long March 6A lifted off from Taiyuan at 2211 UTC on December 8, 2025.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Dec 9, 2025The Long March 6A lifting off from Taiyuan at 2211 UTC Dec. 8, carrying satellites for Guowang LEO megaconstellation. This was China's 80th orbital launch attempt of 2025.

The Long March 6A was adapted to the low-temperature environment at Taiyuan, with temperatures as low as minus thirty degrees Celsius.

CapabilityValue 4.0Dec 9, 2025Latest Taiyuan Launch Expands GuoWang Mega-Constellation [Long March 6A Y15]

China will launch Long March 6A at Taiyuan on December 8.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Dec 6, 2025There's a barrage of Chinese launches in the coming days. Dec. 8: Long March 6A at Taiyuan Dec. 9: Long March 2D at Jiuquan Dec. 9: Long March 3B at Xichang Dec. 10: Kinetica-1 at Jiuquan Dec. 11: Long March 12 at Wenchang (Dec. ??: Long March 12A (Jiuquan)) & more to follow