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China launches sea-based rocket

Posted: Sun, May 8, 2022, 9:19 AM ET (1319 GMT)
China launched five imaging satellites on a sea-based rocket. The Long March 11 lifted off from a ship in the East China Sea at 11:30 pm EDT April 29 (0330 GMT April 30) and placed five Jilin-1 Gaofen imaging satellites into orbit. The launch was the third time that the Long March 11, a small solid-fueled rocket, had launched from a ship.

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