The Securities Times reporter learned that it is expected that on July 22, the “Gravity 1” Yao4 launch vehicle, which was assembled and shipped from Haiyang Oriental Space Port, will carry out a maritime satellite launch mission in the eastern waters of Shanghai aboard the “Oriental Space Port” launcher. “Gravity 1” is the first launch vehicle in Eastern space, with a carrying capacity of 6.5 tons in low-Earth orbit and 4.2 tons in 500-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit. The first flight in January 2024 set many records such as “the world's largest solid launch vehicle and China's largest civil and commercial rocket”, taking the lead in meeting the needs of large-scale networked launches of low-orbit satellites, and has now officially entered the normalized commercial operation stage.

The Securities Times reporter learned that it is expected that on July 22, the “Gravity 1” Yao4 launch vehicle, which was assembled and shipped from Haiyang Oriental Space Port, will carry out a maritime satellite launch mission in the eastern waters of Shanghai aboard the “Oriental Space Port” launcher. “Gravity 1” is the first launch vehicle in Eastern space, with a carrying capacity of 6.5 tons in low-Earth orbit and 4.2 tons in 500-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit. The first flight in January 2024 set many records such as “the world's largest solid launch vehicle and China's largest civil and commercial rocket”, taking the lead in meeting the needs of large-scale networked launches of low-orbit satellites, and has now officially entered the normalized commercial operation stage.