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The upcoming Ceres-1S sea launch will use a different ship than the 'Oriental Spaceport' for the first time in two years.
The Ceres-1S sea launch is affected by a schedule conflict with another delayed sea launch from December.
GALACTIC-ENERGY released the mission patch for the next Ceres-1S sea launch.
GALACTIC-ENERGY released the mission patch for the upcoming Ceres-1S sea launch.
A sea launch of Galactic Energy's Ceres-1 is set to occur on January 15 at approximately 20:05 UTC.
The Jielong-3 sea launch model was particularly popular at IAF2025.
Shandong Province has completed 18 sea launch missions to date, sending 115 satellites into orbit.
Tianlong 3 will have a sea launch this year.
The first Chinese sea launch took place in 2019-06-01 using a Long March 11 solid rocket.
The 2023-12-05 launch took place from a sea platform that departed from sea launch facilities near Haiyang on the Yellow Sea and occurred in the South China Sea.
China’s Eastern sea launch spaceport in Haiyang facilitated the 2023-09-05 Ceres-1 launch.
The planned Galactic Energy sea launch will lift off from a mobile platform off the coast of Haiyang, Shandong province during a launch window starting 2023-08-20 and running until the end of the month.
The planned Galactic Energy sea launch will carry the satellites Tianqi 21-24 for Guodian Gaoke.
Gravity-1 is scheduled to launch from a mobile sea platform developed as part of sea launch facilities at Haiyang in Shandong province during the second half of 2023.
China Rocket, affiliated with CASC, planned additional Jielong-3 launches in 2023 after debuting the vehicle with a sea launch in 2022.
Two Golden Bauhinia No. 1 satellites (05 and 06) were launched from a sea launch platform in the Yellow Sea on 9 December 2022 by the Jielong-3 (Y1) carrier rocket.
Galactic Energy is planning to launch its third Ceres-1 solid rocket within a few months and could test a sea launch of Ceres-1 before the end of the year.
CALT established a nearby final assembly and test base that supported a Long March 11 sea launch in May.
China launched five commercial remote sensing satellites (Jilin-1 Gaofen-03D04-07 and Gaofen-04A) on a sea launch of a Long March 11 rocket.
The 2022-04-30 Long March 11 sea launch placed satellites into roughly 530 by 546-kilometer sun-synchronous orbits from a platform in the Yellow Sea.