#CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #国家航天局 |#BRI August2024 |#西昌衛星發射中心 #XichangSatelliteLaunchCenter #ChangZheng4B #LongMarch4B #长征四号 CarrierRocket Successfully launch deployed advance #RemoteSensing Satellite Number 43-01   ..  #ASummary

On the 16th  August 2024 schedule to launch  CNSA _China National Space Administration -China – People’s Republic of China 1535 Hours Hong Kong –Beijing Time China- People’s Republic of China…. at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, Sichuan Province…..launch complex station three  of the Xichang Launch Center in China, the ” Chang Zheng -Long March 4B Yao72 ” carrier rocket carrying the Remote Sensing Satellite No. 43-01was ignited and launched, and the satellite was sent to the pre determine Orbit..  

At the Xichang Satellite Launch Center using the Long March 4B carrier rocket…… The satellite successfully entered the predetermined orbit and the launch mission was a complete success. The satellite is mainly used to carry out new technology experiments on the low-orbit constellation system. This mission is the 531st flight of the Long March series of carrier the satellite is mainly used to carry out new technology experiments for low-orbit constellation systems B03 and C03 are from the Microsatellite Innovation Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.. This mission is the 531st Long March series of carrier rockets​​​ ..

Long March 4B rocket that carried out this launch mission has a 700kmSSO capacity of up to 2.5 tons. This is the first time that the Long March 4 rocket is equipped with a 4.2-meter fairing product, and a new configuration loading method of multiple satellite side hanging is adopted to maximize the space utilization rate inside the fairing. In addition, the rocket adopts a full-arrow rainproof design.

The launch mission this time is:
🔺The 3rd launch of China’s space program in August 2024 (all successful)
🔺The 3rd launch of Long March 4B in 2024 (all successful)
🔺The 12th launch of the Eighth Academy of Space Technology in 2024 (all successful)
🔺The 26th launch of Long March rockets in 2024 (25 successful)
🔺The 36th launch of China’s space program in 2024 (34 successful)
🔺The 153rd launch of global space program in 2024 (147 successful)
🔺The 209th launch of the Xichang Satellite Launch Center (199 successful)
🔺The 50th launch of the Long March 4B carrier rocket (49 successful)
🔺The 215th launch of the Eighth Academy of Space Technology’s overall rocket (211 successful)
🔺The 531st launch of the Long March series of carrier rockets (513 successful)
🔺China’s carrier rocket has been launched for the 610th time (574 successful

Images and visuals are from their Respectives CMS China Manned SpaceCNSA-China National Space Administration

CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #國家航天局 |#BRI  #June2023 | #火星 # 天問 #天问一号#TianwenOne #MarsMission #Tianwen1 probe  #祝融号stunning First Mars Global Remote Sensing and Regional Patrol Exploration Mission photography #December2021 #AGallery Briefly

 

天问一号飞運騎遊達达3亿CNSA – China National Space Administration – ESA – European Space agency Belt and road initiative mars mission…first Mars exploration mission, Tianwen- Martian Probe One As of September 15, 2022, the Tianwen-1 orbiter has been in orbit for more than 780 days, and the rover has travelled a total of 1,921 meters, completed the established scientific exploration tasks, and obtained 1,480 GB of original scientific exploration data. The scientific research team has obtained rich scientific results through the research on the first-hand scientific data obtained independently by my country. Through a comprehensive study of typical landforms such as concave cones, barrier craters, and trenches distributed in the landing area, the important connection between the formation of the above-mentioned landforms and water activities has been revealed.

Currently as to date of the Zhurong Mars Rover is currently at sleep safe mode due to the Martian Sandstorms….. the location of Zhurong taken by the Tianwen-1 orbiter after it hibernated in Zhurong last year. The rut marks left by Zhurong after traveling 1921 meters are clearly visible….. The local dust on Mars captured by the Tianwen-1 orbiter is very layered. This photo was taken by the medium-resolution camera of the Tianwen-1 orbiter on January 6, 2022, and Zhurong went into a dormant state more than three months after this time point. 

On the week of 6th June 2023 there have been new images release of the CNSA –CLEP Mars The Lunar and Planetary Data Publishing System released a new batch of Tianwen-1 data today, including a large number of Martian surface photos taken by the obiter’s medium-resolution camera! The total number is estimated to be hundreds to thousands!  But here are some stunning incredible randomly selected a few pictures is beautiful in which has been process during the Month of December 2021 at the time when before the Martian Sandstorm!

Some of the images taken by the Zhurong rover in December 2021 come from the latest data released by the China Planetary Exploration Engineering Ground Application System

中国planet detection…. First Mars Global Remote Sensing and Regional Patrol Exploration Mission


The second batch of publicly released data is the Korolev crater (Korolev). This picture is made by mosaicing 8 orbiter medium resolution camera (MoRIC) images obtained by searching in an area with (72.77N, 164.58E) as the center and a search radius of 300 km. It was taken at detection periods 656 and 677 and 698, using OpenCV, SKImage, Lr for processing. [CAS/GRAS, CNSA/PEC; export production…..


Northeast of the Utopia Plain, west of Mie (Mie), the pirate who landed here in 1976 The impact craters in the area around the No. 2 lander are mostly named after the launch sites, measurement and control stations and other aerospace facilities in various countries in the 1970s. Among them, Xuancheng Meteor Crater (Hsūanch’eng) is named after Xuancheng City, Anhui Province. my country’s early suborbital sounding rocket launch site – Guangde Rocket Launch Site (603 Base) is located in Shijie Town, Guangde City, Xuancheng City. This is the main site for the T-7 series of sounding rockets to conduct meteorological, biological, and new technology flight tests in the 1960s. It is also the place where the brave flying pathfinding dogs “Little Leopard” and “Shanshan” set off in July 1966.


(Figure 5 shows the first flight of the T-7A rocket, and Figure 6 shows the puppy carrying out the vibration test before the flight.) 3 MoRIC images were mosaiced, taken on December 3, 2021-detection cycle 641, and processed using OpenCV, SKImage, Lr and Ps. [CAS/GRAS, CNSA/PEC; export production:

Images and visuals are from their respectives also CNSA China National Space AdministrationCLEP China Lunar Exploration Program.