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Title: Chinese Rocket Upgrade!63.The 2-meter "super long version" Fat Five took the exploding remote sensing satellite to the sky, and the scientific and technological frenzy is coming!
Recently, China's aerospace has made waves again, and an eye-catching extended version of the "Fat Five" rocket has been successfully launched, which is not only 63At 2 meters, it is one of the longest rockets in the world. This launch not only attracted the attention of the first people at home and abroad, but also caused extensive discussions. As a blogger on military international relations, I deeply feel that the profound significance of this incident lies not only in the ultra-long version of the rocket, but also in the satellite it carries, Remote Sensing 41.
Let's start with this striking extended version of the rocket. The appearance of this "super long version" of the Fat Five can't help but make people wonder: Is this a victory of technological upgrading, or is it an attempt by China's aerospace industry to explore a bolder future?
First, let's review the background of this launch. On the evening of December 15, under the night of the Wenchang launch site in Hainan, a 63The 2-meter elongated version of the "Fat Five" stands on the launch pad, like a giant about to usher in a new journey. This launch is not only the 502nd flight of the Long March series of launch vehicles, but also an important launch of the Fat 5 launch vehicle. Why did this launch attract so much attention from the outside world?
The most striking thing is the "extended version" of the fat five. The length of the ordinary Long March 5 arrow is 5697 meters, and this time the extended version adds 6233 meters, reached 632 meters, becoming the longest rocket in service in China. The diameter of the fairing has also been increased to 52 meters, the length reached 185 meters, why such a huge improvement of the rocket?
Digging deeper into the technical tweaks of the extended version, we will find that this is not just a blind pursuit of length. The extended version of the Fat Five was built to accommodate very large spacecraft, with an increased length of the front fairing, an adjustment that provided the necessary support for the rocket to carry larger, more complex satellites. This technological upgrade has opened a new chapter in the application of China's aerospace industry in the field of ultra-large satellites.
However, this is only the beginning of the story, let's take a deeper look at the real attraction of this launch - the satellite on board, Remote Sensing 41. This satellite is not ordinary, but a high-orbit optical remote sensing satellite, which is mainly used in meteorology, agriculture, disaster prevention and other fields. Its highest resolution can reach 072 meters, which means that it can generate high-resolution remote sensing images to provide more accurate data for monitoring missions in various fields.
In 2023, China Aerospace has successfully completed the launch of several batches of satellites, including the Remote Sensing 36 satellite, the Remote Sensing 39 satellite, and the Remote Sensing 40 satellite. The launch of these satellites marks the rapid increase in the number of China's satellites in orbit and adds new confidence to the country's scientific and technological strength. There are a total of 15 remote sensing 36 satellites, 3 in each batch, which will be launched in 5 batches, and the launch will not be completed until July 26, 2023. The Remote Sensing No. 39 satellite, also 15 satellites, will be launched in five batches, and the last batch will be launched on December 10, 2023. The remote sensing 41 satellite, as the first launch, is expected to be expected for its sophisticated technology and wide range of applications, but its specific number is not yet known.
This series of satellite launches is not only a manifestation of technical strength, but also a manifestation of China's aerospace emergence on the international stage. Through these satellites, China has demonstrated its strong strength in the field of remote sensing technology, providing more options for the international community.
Generally speaking, the successful launch of the extended version of the "Fat Five" rocket and the appearance of the remote sensing No. 41 satellite are not only a further evolution of China's aerospace technology, but also a shining debut of the country on the international stage of science and technology. This launch sent a signal to the world about the sustainable development of China's aerospace industry, and at the same time injected new vitality into the field of global satellite applications.
As a blogger on military international relations, I deeply feel the military strategy and the enhancement of international status behind this series of events. The rise of China's aerospace industry is not only a victory of science and technology, but also a symbol of national strength. On the stage of international relations, the launch has created more talking points for China and made the international community pay more attention to China's development in the field of space. This rocket launch is not only a technical feat, but also a demonstration of national strength, providing strong support for China to win more voice in international affairs. Let us all look forward to the fact that China's aerospace industry can make more brilliant achievements in the future and contribute more Chinese wisdom to the world's scientific and technological development.