In a dazzling display of cosmic teamwork, China blasted a Pakistani multi-mission communication satellite into orbit Thursday night 🌌. The Long March-3B rocket lifted off at 8:12 p.m. from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, lighting up the sky—and social media feeds.
🔭 The satellite is now cruising smoothly in its planned orbit, marking the 524th launch for China’s iconic Long March rocket series. Talk about leveling up! This mission underscores China’s growing role as a space-tech powerhouse and strengthens its collaboration with Pakistan on communication infrastructure.
🤝 “This launch is another milestone in China-Pakistan space cooperation,” said a Beijing-based analyst. For Pakistan, the satellite could boost everything from internet access to disaster monitoring—a win for tech and diplomacy alike.
Fun fact: The Long March rockets have become the MVP of China’s space program, with launches now as routine as your morning coffee run ☕ (but way cooler). Stay tuned for more interstellar collabs! 🚀✨
