China successfully sent six new test satellites into space from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in North China's Shaanxi Province on Saturday morning.
The satellites named 'Sheiyan-27' were launched at exactly 6:51 in the morning. Those satellites have managed to reach their designated orbits.
Shiyan-27 series satellites will be used mainly for studying the space environment and testing technology. These satellites will monitor, collect data and analyze the physical and environmental changes in the space around the earth, which will provide important support in the preparation of future space missions and the testing of new technologies.
In addition, such test satellites are expected to bring further progress in China's indigenous technology development and space research capabilities.
According to Chinese officials, these satellites will be used mainly for studying the space environment and testing related technologies. Its purpose is to develop knowledge and technology necessary for future space projects. The rocket named Long March-6 used in the
launch belongs to China's famous rocket series 'Long March'. Today's launch is the 570th flight of this series. This success confirms China's progress and capability in space science and technology.
