Chinese Mainland Launches 14th Batch of Low-Orbit Internet Satellites
The Chinese mainland recently sent its 14th group of low-orbit internet satellites into space from Hainan, marking another success for its commercial space program.
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The Chinese mainland recently sent its 14th group of low-orbit internet satellites into space from Hainan, marking another success for its commercial space program.
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