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space-and-technology2 years ago

"China's Gravity-1 Rocket Shatters Records with Spectacular Sea Launch"

Chinese company Orienspace successfully launched its first-ever rocket, the Gravity-1, from a mobile platform in the Yellow Sea, carrying three commercial weather satellites to orbit and breaking the record for the largest payload capacity on a commercial rocket in China. The rocket, equipped with strap-on boosters, can lift around 14,330 pounds to low Earth orbit and is part of China's growing commercial space industry, which has seen significant growth since 2014. Orienspace is already working on two other vehicles, Gravity 2 and 3, with even larger payload capacities, marking a significant milestone in China's space exploration efforts.

space-and-technology2 years ago

"Chinese Firm's Gravity-1 Rocket Sets Records with Sea Launch Success"

China's Orienspace successfully launched its record-breaking Gravity-1 rocket from a ship in the Yellow Sea, deploying three commercial weather satellites into orbit. The rocket, capable of carrying 14,300 pounds to low Earth orbit, is the most powerful Chinese commercial rocket and the largest solid launch vehicle by capacity. Orienspace plans to develop even more powerful rockets, including the Gravity-2 and Gravity-3, with increasing payload capacities. This launch marks China's fourth orbital mission of the year, showcasing the nation's growing presence in space exploration.

space2 years ago

"Orienspace Sets Records with Gravity-1 Rocket Launches from Sea Platform"

Chinese startup Orienspace successfully launched its Gravity-1 all-solid rocket, setting a new record for payload capacity for Chinese commercial rockets. The rocket, which lifted off from a sea platform, carried three satellites into orbit for Yunyao Yuhang, a company aiming to build a constellation for global weather forecasting. Orienspace plans to conduct two more Gravity-1 launches in 2024 and is also working on developing larger liquid propellant rockets for future missions. This successful launch marks a significant milestone in the Chinese commercial space sector's pursuit of larger and more capable launch vehicles.