China's Space Program Thread II

[GOODTREE]

I like the style of the first logo.

I absolutely agree!

Seems like a nice departure from the usual style, wonder why not use it for the next two missions

Each mission requires a different logo. I hope to see that designer's work again in the future.
I did a little searching and the designer seems to be a young man who graduated from college three years ago. (Not sure) That might explain why the logo is so unique.

BTW, The solar panels in the logo cleverly form the Chinese character “廿”(“twenty”). I think this could also explain why it's special.

 

[pipaster]

Ceres-1 launch with a payload of five satellites including four Yunyao meteorological satellites and one Jitianxing A-05 observation satellite.

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[Believer2]

Images of the recent Ceres-1 launch

 

[by78]

The Shenzhou-19 crew performed their second spacewalk earlier today. The mission lasted eight hours and 30 minutes, during which the taikonauts performed inspection of the space station's exterior and installed more protection against space debris.

 

[by78]

High-resolution image from the 17th flight of Ceres-1, which successfully placed into orbit five satellites: Yunyao-1 37, 38, 39, 40, and Jitianxing A-05. The four Yunyao-1 satellites are used to study the atmosphere, and Jitianxing A-05 is a remote sensing satellite equipped with a hyperspectral camera.

 

[by78]

The transporter erector launcher (TEL) for the Zhuque-3 rocket has passed static load testing.

The transporter erector launcher (TEL) for the Zhuque-3 rocket being tested with a simulated load.

 

[by78]

iSpace/Interstellar Glory/Space Honor's first large diameter friction stir welded propellant tank has rolled off the production line. The tank is 4.2m in diameter and 18m in length.

 

[PeoplesPoster]

Any news on the LM VTVL? Did it fail? Not sure why they are so mum about it, no one cares about failures at this point with the SpaceX precedent.

 

[GulfLander]

Any news on the LM VTVL? Did it fail? Not sure why they are so mum about it, no one cares about failures at this point with the SpaceX precedent.

A twitter act abt CN space claims there were some issues during flight, cant remember the name of the acct tho... also dont know if theres any official statement yet.

 

[PeoplesPoster]

A twitter act abt CN space claims there were some issues during flight, cant remember the name of the acct tho... also dont know if theres any official statement yet.

is it normal to be this quiet? Seems like previous launch failures had at least some kind of official acknowledgement or response.