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    CERES-1 Rocket Completes 14th Mission, Launches Three Satellites

    StratNewsGlobal Tech TeamBy StratNewsGlobal Tech TeamJune 6, 2024 Space Missions No Comments1 Min Read
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    China Successfully Launches CERES-1 Carrier Rocket with Three Satellites

    China launched a CERES-1 carrier rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China on Thursday, successfully sending three satellites into planned orbit.

    Details of the Launch

    The commercial rocket took off at 1:00 p.m. (Beijing Time), carrying the TEE-01B satellite and two additional satellites. This mission marks the 14th flight of the CERES-1 rocket series.

    Successful Mission

    The launch was another milestone for China’s space programme, showcasing its growing capabilities in commercial satellite deployment. The CERES-1 carrier rocket has been a reliable vehicle for such missions, further cementing China’s status as a major player in space exploration.

    Continuing Achievements

    The consistent success of the CERES-1 rocket series reflects China’s dedication to advancing its space technology. Each successful launch contributes to the country’s strategic objectives in space exploration and satellite technology.

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