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Chinese government satellite to geostationary orbit, payload unannounced.

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Chinese government satellite to geostationary orbit, payload unannounced.

China Long March 7A

Heading for GSO from Wenchang, LC-2.

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Jun 23, 2026 · 02:00 UTC

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1986

Jan 28

On Jan 28, 1986, The temperature at the pad on 28 January 1986 was 36 °F — unusually cold for the Florida coast. Space Shuttle Challenger lifted from Kennedy Space Center on the 25th Shuttle…Read on →

1990

Apr 24

On Apr 24, 1990, The primary mirror was 2.4 metres across, ground to a prescription with a spherical aberration of 2.2 micrometres — the result of a measuring error during manufacture. No one knew…Read on →

1969

Jul 16

On Jul 16, 1969, Thirteen days before Apollo 11 lifted off, the Soviet Union's N1 rocket had destroyed its own launch complex at Baikonur in the largest non-nuclear explosion in the history of…Read on →

2018

Aug 7

On Aug 7, 2018, Block 5 was designed to fly ten times with minimal maintenance between missions — a standard no previous Falcon variant had approached. Its maiden flight carried Bangladesh's…Read on →

2010

Dec 8

On Dec 8, 2010, Two days before launch, engineers found a 7.6 cm crack in the second-stage Merlin vacuum nozzle. SpaceX trimmed 38 cm from the nozzle extension and flew with NASA's approval. On 8…Read on →

2025

Mar 6

On Mar 6, 2025, Ship 34 was the second Block 2 Starship, and it failed in the same phase of flight as the first. On 6 March 2025, Booster 15 and Ship 34 lifted from Starbase in the early evening…Read on →

1963

Jun 16

On Jun 16, 1963, Valentina Tereshkova was twenty-six, a textile factory worker and amateur parachutist. Her call sign aboard Vostok 6 was Chayka — seagull. On 16 June 1963, she launched from Pad…Read on →

1997

Oct 15

On Oct 15, 1997, Huygens descended through the atmosphere of Titan on 14 January 2005 and settled onto its surface — 1.2 billion kilometres from Earth, the farthest any spacecraft has ever landed…Read on →

1969

Jul 3

On Jul 3, 1969, Thirteen days before Apollo 11 lifted off from Kennedy, the Soviet Union destroyed its own lunar launch pad. On 3 July 1969, in the late evening Moscow time, the second N1 — serial…Read on →

2021

Jan 24

On Jan 24, 2021, One hundred and forty-three satellites on a single rocket. On 24 January 2021, a Falcon 9 lifted from Cape Canaveral carrying the first dedicated mission of SpaceX's Smallsat…Read on →

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