Rise and shine, space enthusiasts! At 5:01 am Beijing Time on Sunday, a Long March-11 Y6 rocket soared off a sea platform near Haiyang in Shandong Province on the Chinese mainland, carrying three experimental satellites into orbit. Talk about early bird energy! ☀️🚀
So, what’s on board? These three sats are basically mini floating labs designed to test new space tech—think advanced sensors, materials experiments, and communication demos. It’s like sending your startup’s beta version up in the sky to see if it really works! 🛰️🔬
This flight marks the 606th mission in the Long March series. From remote deserts to sea-based launches, the Long March family has become the workhorse of China’s space ambitions. Imagine logging 606 successful rides—now that’s legacy! 📈✨
For all the young tech fans in Bangalore, Jakarta, Manila and beyond, this mission shows how space exploration is no longer sci-fi fantasy. It’s the next frontier for innovation, sustainability and global teamwork. Who knows—maybe your coding skills or engineering idea could be on the next payload! 💡🌏
Keep your eyes on the skies and your feeds for more cosmic updates. Until then, stay curious and keep dreaming big! 👀🌠
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Long March-11 Y6 rocket launches three experimental satellites
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