In a dazzling nighttime display, the Chinese mainland lifted off a newly upgraded Long March-6 rocket from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in northern Shanxi Province. At 10:15 p.m. on Sunday, the rocket soared, carrying the ninth batch of low Earth orbit (LEO) internet satellites into their planned orbits. 🚀
This mission is a key step in building a powerful internet constellation that promises faster, more reliable connectivity across the globe. Developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology, the modified Long March-6 is engineered to meet diverse launch demands, from single satellites to clusters in tandem, parallel, stacked, wall-mounted, or piggyback configurations. 🌐
This launch also marks the 590th mission of the Long March series, highlighting the program's reliability and spirit of innovation. For news enthusiasts, young professionals, students, and globe-trotters alike, these satellites pave the way for a future where high-speed internet is just a signal away. 🌏✨
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