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文昌航天发射场是我国自主设计建设的第一座绿色生态环保的现代化新型航天发射场，目前拥有两个多 射向、全天候、大吨位发射工位。自2016年执行首次航天发射任务以来，这个发射场共执行了43次航天 发射任务，年发射量稳步提升，已经形成高稳定、常态化的中大型低温液体火箭高密度发射能力。 据新华社海南文昌11月30日电（李国利、崔婉莹）我国于11月30日在文昌航天发射场使用长征七号改运 载火箭，成功将实践二十八号卫星送入预定轨道。 近年来，经过持续的科技创新、技术革新，文昌航天发射场先后攻克了低温推进剂大流量加注、煤油液 氮降温等关键技术，解决了大中型低温液体火箭并行测试发射、单工位适应多型火箭发射等难题。 这是文昌航天发射场今年执行的第10次发射任务，也是这个发射场的年发射量首次达到两位数。 未来，文昌航天发射场还将执行载人登月、重型火箭发射、行星探测等众多"国字号"任务，年发射量将 继续提高。 (责编：岳弘彬、牛镛) 关注公众号：人民网财经 ...

Core Points - The Long March 3B rocket successfully launched the Communication Technology Test Satellite No. 21 into its designated orbit on November 21 at 18:55 [2][4] - The satellite is primarily used for satellite communication, broadcasting, television, and data transmission, and will conduct related technology testing and verification [2] - This mission marks the 609th launch of the Long March series of rockets [4]

Core Points - Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch has been delayed again due to solar activity affecting the mission's payload, the NASA Mars science mission "ESCAPADE" [1][3] - The second launch was originally scheduled for November 13, but was postponed after the company identified potential impacts from solar activity just hours before the launch [3] - This is not the first delay for the New Glenn mission, as previous attempts on November 9 and November 10 were also canceled due to weather conditions [3] - The first demonstration flight of the New Glenn rocket was successfully completed in January, and the upcoming commercial payload launch is being closely monitored within the aerospace industry [3]

Core Points - India successfully launched a communication satellite weighing 4,410 kilograms into geosynchronous transfer orbit on November 2 [1] - The satellite was launched using the heavy-lift rocket LVM3-M5, marking a significant achievement for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) [1] - This launch represents the heaviest satellite ever launched from Indian soil and the heaviest satellite launched using an indigenous Indian rocket [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Shenzhou-21 spacecraft and rocket combination has been transported to the launch area and is scheduled for launch soon, with full system rehearsals currently underway [1] Group 1: Launch Preparations - The Shenzhou-21 spacecraft and rocket combination was transported to the launch area on October 24 [1] - A full system rehearsal was organized on October 27, involving all positions of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center's measurement and launch system [1] - The rehearsal included functional checks of subsystems such as the launch tower, rocket, and spacecraft, simulating the entire process from flight preparation to ignition and separation [1] Group 2: Current Status - Since being vertically transported to the launch area, the Shenzhou-21 has completed multiple checks, including tower coordination and emergency shutdown line inspections [1] - The spacecraft and rocket combination is functioning normally and is compatible with all systems, meeting launch conditions [1] Group 3: Ongoing Missions - The Shenzhou-20 crew, having been in orbit for over 180 days, is preparing for their return and the upcoming "space rendezvous" [1] - The landing site system has begun search and recovery drills in preparation for the return of Shenzhou-20 [1]

Core Points - China successfully launched the Gaofen-14 02 satellite on October 26, 2023, using the Long March 3B rocket from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center [1][3] - The Gaofen-14 02 satellite is designed to efficiently acquire high-precision three-dimensional images globally, producing large-scale digital terrain maps, digital elevation models, digital surface models, and digital orthophoto maps [1] Group 1 - The launch marks the 603rd flight of the Long March series of rockets [3] - The Long March 3B rocket was developed by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation's First Academy [3] - The Gaofen-14 02 satellite was developed by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation's Fifth Academy [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft has been successfully transported to the launch area, with plans for imminent launch following extensive preparations and technical upgrades to ensure mission success [1][9]. Group 1: Launch Preparation - The Shenzhou-21 spacecraft and Long March 2F Yao-21 rocket were moved from the assembly testing facility to the launch site, covering a distance of 1.5 kilometers on seamless steel tracks [1]. - Various staff from research and testing units actively supported the transport of the spacecraft and rocket combination [5]. Group 2: Technical Improvements - The Long March 2F rocket has undergone 16 technical improvements, with a significant upgrade to the optical navigation system and enhanced redundancy in the inertial measurement combination, greatly improving flight reliability [7]. - Preparations at the launch site included extensive checks and drills to ensure the functionality and compatibility of all systems involved in the launch [11]. Group 3: Mission Objectives - Shenzhou-21 is the tenth manned spacecraft since the completion of the space station, aiming for a "perfect" launch outcome [9]. - The launch center has completed technical work on the rocket and spacecraft, with all systems reported to be in good condition prior to the vertical transport to the launch area [11].