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NG-2 Launch Update: Our next launch attempt is no earlier than Wednesday, November 12, due to forecasted weather and sea state conditions. We worked with the FAA and range to select a launch window from 2:50 PM – 4:17 PM EST / 19:50 – 21:17 UTC. The live webcast starts at T-20…
A #LongMarch12 rocket carrying a new group of low Earth orbit satellites blasted off from the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site at 10: 41 BJT on Nov. 10, 2025. The satellite group -- the 13th of its kind -- will form an internet constellation. （Photo：Yan Pengfei）
Mission failed of the Ceres-1 Y 19. The 4th stage shut-down earlier than expected. via mp.weixin.qq.com/s/4BGFXW9BjBOd…
According to the exclusive news from Jiemian News, ZQ-3 will launch at late Nov
Land Space has lifted up the fairings and completed the full rehearsal before the actual launch. Via Land Space.
Alternative mirroring stream from @IntRocketLaunch: youtube.com/watch?v=RK1MBV…
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Live: Long March 12 SatNet LEO Group 13 Launch (No Commentary)
Less than an hour until launch
Today’s NG-2 launch is scrubbed due to weather, specifically the cumulus cloud rule. We’re reviewing opportunities for our next launch attempt based on forecasted weather.
Hold, and presumably scrub for today.
New Glenn’s new T-0 is 4:12 PM EST / 21:12 UTC.
Weather is now clear. However, the launch team is looking into an issue with our ground support equipment at the pad.
Entering a hold to allow more time for the weather to clear. New T-0 forthcoming.
NG-2: The countdown has entered another unplanned hold; standing by for an updated launch time
First views of Jacklyn at the landing zone today!
Launch Director Megan Lewis has instructed the team to reset the clock with a new T-0 of 3:18 PM EST / 20:18 UTC to allow for weather to clear for launch.
New launch record for China: country made its 69th & 70th orbital launch attempts of 2025 in the last few hours, with a CZ-11 launch from the Yellow sea, carrying Shiyan-32 (01-03), & a CAS Space Lijian-1 from Jiuquan, carrying Chutian-2 (01+02). This surpasses 2024's 68 launches
Our NG-2 launch window opens tomorrow. Thank you, NASA and Team Blue, for getting us here.
LAUNCH at 2100 UTC Nov 8 of a Chang Zheng 11 from the DFHT ship in the Yellow Sea; unknown payload, still unclear whether or not the launch was successful.
LAUNCH at 0332 UTC Nov 9 of a Lijian-1 from Jiuquan, placing the Chutian-2 Jishu Shiyan 01 and 02 low orbit imaging sats in orbit.
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