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The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) designed and manufactures the Long March 5B.
CALT previously planned a lunar mission architecture involving a Long March 9 launch followed by crew launches on a Long March 5B with a LEO rendezvous and docking before trans-lunar injection.
The Long March 9 is being developed by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology under the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) designed and produced the Long March 8 launcher.
CALT states that the Long March 8 fills China’s capability gap for launches to Sun-synchronous orbit in the 3–4,500 kg range.
The Long March 8 was developed and built by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC).
The Long March 3B rocket used in the launch features improved fuel containers and improved third-stage engines developed by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.
The payload fairing on the 2020-10-26 Long March 2C flight was equipped with a landing zone safety control system, according to the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.
CALT is developing retropropulsive landing capabilities for use on the planned Long March 8 launcher.
The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) tested grid fins on a Long March 2C in July 2019.
China Rocket was established in 2016 as a commercial arm of the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) to develop low-cost launchers using social capital rather than state capital.
The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology and the Shanghai Academy of Space Technology, both belonging to CASC, are developing vertical takeoff and vertical landing launch vehicles including the new Long March 8 and a variant of the Long March 6 using kerosene and liquid oxygen.
The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) will produce two Long March 5 heavy-lift rockets for 2019.
CALT will produce solid-fueled Long March 11 light-lift rockets including the first Long March 11 intended for sea launch in 2019.
CALT will produce seven hypergolic Long March 3 series rockets in 2019 to launch 10 Beidou GNSS satellites.
The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology unveiled a conceptual human-rated launch vehicle design in October at the 12th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai that uses clusters of YF-100K engines and 5-meter-diameter cores similar to Long March 5.
CALT is studying a mission profile that would use the Long March 5B to launch a crewed spacecraft that would rendezvous in low Earth orbit with a lunar spacecraft stack launched by the Long March 9.
CALT has achieved breakthroughs related to 220-ton-thrust hydrolox engines for the Long March 9 project.
CALT planned another launch of five Zhuhai Orbita satellites in the second half of 2018 using the 20.8-meter-tall Long March 11.