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Ceres-1 | Tianqi-11
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Tianqi-11

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LAUNCH SITEJiuquan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China

Mission

Tianqi (also transcribed Tiange) is a series of small Chinese experimental LEO comsats by Guodian Gaoke for IoT (Internet of Things) communications, which are also carrying a camera for educational purposes. Guodian Gaoke plans to operate an IoT constellation. The "Apocalypse Constellation" provides users with much-needed data collection and transmission services for terrestrial network coverage blind areas, which are widely used in marine, environmental protection, meteorological, forestry, geological, emergency, rescue and smart city industries to enhance China's global data network coverage and application capabilities are of strategic importance.

Launch vehicle
Ceres-1
Mission type
Communications
Destination orbit
Sun-Synchronous Orbit
Launch pad
Launch Area 95A
Provider
Galactic Energy

The vehicle

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Ceres-1
Launch vehicle

Ceres-1

Ceres-1 is the first solid propellant launch vehicle of Galactic Energy.

Stages
4
Recorded launches
17
First flight
2020-11-07

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Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China

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