China launches GalaxySpace radar satellites on 668th Long March mission

Mission control announced a satellite launch from the Taiyuan Space Center in northern China, with the rocket carrying four radar-equipped satellites from Beijing-based GalaxySpace.

Luisa Marconi

Senior Space Correspondent

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China launched a group of satellites from the Taiyuan Space Center in Shanxi Province in northern China, the country's mission control announced. ^[1]