我国再次成功发射一箭三星
On Wednesday afternoon, China successfully launched a Long March 2C carrier rocket into space. The rocket took off at 12:01 pm from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
The mission successfully placed three new satellites, named Shijian-30A, Shijian-30B, and Shijian-30C, into their planned orbits. These satellites were built by a leading Chinese space company. Their main jobs are to study the space environment and test new technologies.
The Long March 2C rocket was made by another Chinese space company in Beijing. It is a large rocket, measuring 43 meters in length and 3.35 meters in diameter (直径). It is usually used to send satellites to orbits close to Earth.
This launch was very important. It was the 608th flight mission for China’s Long March rocket family and the country’s 74th space mission this year, showing China’s growing ability in space exploration.