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On 2022-04-30 (Universal Time) a Long March 11 sea launch sent five Jilin-1 satellites to orbit, including Jilin-1 Gaofen 03D04 to 03D07 and the Gaofen 04A with 0.50-meter resolution.
The Long March 11 East China Sea launch was expected to deliver new Jilin-1 satellites into orbit.
Sea Launch has been an enterprise dominated by Russian and Ukrainian companies and uses Zenit launch vehicles produced by Ukraine’s Yuzhmash.
China carried out its first sea launch in 2019-06-01 using a Long March 11 rocket.
S7 Group paid about $150,000,000 for Sea Launch.
The two Sea Launch vessels were used for launches of the Zenit-3SL, most recently in May 2014.
In 2016 S7 Group agreed to purchase Sea Launch from RSC Energia.
S7 Group acquired Sea Launch’s assets from RSC Energia in 2016 and plans to operate the venture from Vladivostok but has not set a firm date for resuming launches.
S7 Group completed its purchase of Sea Launch in 2018.
Spaceway-1 was launched in 2005 on a Sea Launch Zenit 3SL rocket.
Boeing participated in the Sea Launch venture to launch Zenit rockets from a modified mobile offshore platform and later ended its involvement to focus on ULA.
The Falcon Eye-1 loss likely set an industry record by topping the $406,200,000 Intelsat-27 loss in the 2013 Sea Launch failure.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) is preparing a sea launch of its solid-propellant Long March 11 launch vehicle from a modified vessel on 2019-06-05.
CALT will produce solid-fueled Long March 11 light-lift rockets including the first Long March 11 intended for sea launch in 2019.
The Long March 11 solid-propellant launcher was scheduled for its first sea launch around 2019-06-01 using a converted vessel for low-inclination launches.
A sea launch of Long March 11 is being prepared around June using a converted vessel to provide low-inclination launch opportunities.
S7 Group plans to retrofit Sea Launch’s Odyssey floating launch platform to support a reusable launch vehicle.
Sicral 1B is a 3,000-kilogram military communications satellite that launched on a Sea Launch Zenit-3SL rocket to geostationary-transfer orbit in 2009.
Boeing acquired five Soyuz seats from Energia, including three seats for 2019, as part of a legal settlement regarding the Sea Launch joint venture.