China launches Long March 2D rocket carrying Beijing-3 and three other satellites

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China sent Beijing-3 and three other satellites into orbit on June 11, 2021. Carried by the Long March 2D rocket, Beijing-3 will be used for resource investigation, ecological monitoring, urban management, and disaster prevention and mitigation.

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[Chickenworm]

This is just one of China's many minor space launches which doesn't even catch the fellow Chinese's attentions

[Loubie]

Well, congratulations to China for this 👏👍🇨🇳

[xz]

Chinese launch frequency...

To the ocean, like doing dumplings
To the sky, like firing crackers

[TmaxBruceGong]

As a Chinese, I don't remember we had a frequency like that. Or CNSA worked always too silently before?

[sooryasankar]

I really wish i was a chinese citizen
So much perks living there
Quality of life
Unlimited development
A responsible govt
Everything i could ever dream of 🥺❤

[KaiseruSoze]

And it's 2D! wow! Compared to those bulky 3D rockets - the cost savings must be huge!

[kenoyangg]

Remember how much you paid for TVs, Laptops around 1990~2000. China made them affordable since then. Now China is entering space and aviation fields, things will be affordable soon or later. Then this time the west scare.

[bernkoh]

The Western is not going to stop to contain China and China also not go stop to make it stronger and stronger..keep it up China..from Asean friends.

[TheKkpop]

When it gets tough the tough gets going.

[videoguru]

China explores space for the betterment of mankind while the US launches rockets to level entire cities. Big difference.

[x-creator]

Will this network of remote sensing satellites equipped with AI & quantum computer make air-crafter carriers obsolete ???...

[Huboran]

Too many fireworks, people hardly noticed, even CNSA only send a short weibo without ##

[royt]

For space competition, only CHN and USA

[leeboy]

China has always been way head of its time

[zhli]

Space technologies represent a nation's overall technology strength. China's recent space achievements indicate it's closing the technology gap with the US. China already surpassed the US in industrial strength, it's been working on world leadership roles in technology, military and financial.

[sirloinofbeef]

Maybe not drop the booster on a village next time?

[watb]

every week they send about 4 satellites up