China successfully launched eight satellites into orbit on Monday aboard a Lijian-1 Y14 carrier rocket from a commercial space innovation test zone in the country's northwest.
The rocket lifted off carrying the satellites and successfully deployed them into their designated orbit, marking another milestone in China's expanding space program.
Chinese authorities said the launch was conducted from a commercial aerospace facility and achieved all planned mission objectives.
The mission underscores China's continued investment in satellite technology and commercial space capabilities as it seeks to strengthen its presence in the global space sector.
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