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China launched the 29th cluster of nine Xingwang Digui satellites for its low-Earth-orbiting Guowang constellation, its counterpart to Starlink, aboard a March 12 long rocket from a commercial spaceport in Hainan province on Nov. 8.

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China launched the 29th cluster of nine Xingwang Digui satellites for its low-Earth-orbiting Guowang constellation, its counterpart to Starlink, aboard a March 12 long rocket from a commercial spaceport in Hainan province on Nov. 8.

China launched the 29th cluster of nine Xingwang Digui satellites for its low-Earth-orbiting Guowang constellation, its counterpart to Starlink, aboard a March 12 long rocket from a commercial spaceport in Hainan province on Nov. 8.

The constellation now has 231 satellites in orbit, out of a planned 13,000. The satellites are designed to provide internet services.

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