A Chinese rocket has launched the Samarkand-2028 Earth observation satellite into orbit on Wednesday. The launch took place during the scheduled morning window from China’s Haiyang, an offshore sea-launch platform in the Yellow Sea.
Chinese private aerospace manufacturer Star.Vision has carried out the launch on Wednesday morning, sending two satellites, Uzbekistan’s Samarkand-2028 and Indonesia’s Lampung 1, into space.
“The mission marks one of the largest international space projects in Uzbekistan’s history and represents a significant milestone in the country’s national space programme,” said Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Digital Technologies.
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