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Long March 11 launches three satellites

Posted: Sun, Dec 31, 2023, 11:20 AM ET (1620 GMT)
A Long March 11 rocket placed three satellites into orbit Dec. 25. The rocket lifted off from a platform in waters off the coast from Guangdong Province at 6:39 pm EST (2339 GMT). It put into orbit three Shiyan-24C satellites that Chinese media said will be used for science and technology experiments.

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