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Jiuquan – A China lançou nesta quarta-feira com sucesso um novo satélite de teste para o espaço partindo do Centro de Lançamento de Satélites de Jiuquan, no noroeste da China.
O satélite, VHF Data Exchange System (VDES), foi lançado por um foguete transportador Kuaizhou-11 Y2 às 09h15 (horário de Beijing) e entrou na órbita planejada.
O satélite será usado principalmente para teste de comunicações e verificação de tecnologias-chave do VDES e do sistema de identificação automática.
Foi a 23ª missão de voo dos foguetes Kuaizhou-11, de acordo com o centro de lançamento.
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