China just added another star to its space-tech constellation! The Shiyan-28B 02 satellite blasted off Sunday from Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan, riding a Long March-4C rocket at 4:55 p.m. local time. 🚀
This cosmic newcomer will focus on space environment exploration and cutting-edge tech experiments – think of it as a high-flying lab for next-gen innovations. 🔬
Fun fact: This launch marks the 589th mission for China’s Long March rocket family – that’s more trips than your TikTok feed has viral dance challenges! 💃📈
While details about specific applications remain under wraps, experts say such missions help advance global understanding of orbital conditions and satellite durability. 🌍🔭
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cgtn.com