China Successfully Launches "Soyuz-2.1b" Rocket, Multiple Satellites Successfully Enter Orbit
On February 6 local time, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the "Soyuz-2.1b" medium-lift launch vehicle successfully launched and placed multiple spacecraft into their designated orbits, with the entire launch and insertion process proceeding as planned.
The report stated that after the rocket launch, it was tracked by the ground automatic control system of the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center. The spacecraft was delivered to the target orbit at the scheduled time and was taken over by the ground control system of the Russian Aerospace Forces. Currently, stable telemetry communication has been established and maintained with the spacecraft, and the onboard systems are operating normally. (CCTV reporter Cheng Mo)
On February 6, the Russian Ministry of Defense successfully launched the Soyuz-2.1b rocket, deploying multiple spacecraft into their designated orbits. The launch and orbital insertion were executed as planned, with tracking conducted by the ground control system. Stable telemetry communication with the spacecraft has been established, and onboard systems are functioning normally.
- The Soyuz-2.1b rocket was successfully launched on February 6.
- Multiple spacecraft were deployed into their designated orbits.
- The launch and orbital insertion process proceeded as planned.
- The ground control system tracked the rocket after launch.
- Stable telemetry communication was established with the spacecraft.