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You can see how difficult it is to follow Chinese spaceflight news by considering that there may be 4 sat launches within a week soon (10/26-11/1) but none of them (!) can be confirmed with certainty. 2 of them have "rumored" dates & 2 others were dates from some time ago. (1/2)
.....and the 2 launches w/ known dates were only because organizations involved were at IAC 2018. Also none of these 4 were w/ classified payloads - 2 are with civilian Earth obs. sats (1 even with foreign partners), 1 with navsats and the last is from a private startup! (2/2)
For clarity, the 4 launches involved are:
Oct. 26 (rumored) - CZ-4B - TSLC - Haiyang-2B
Oct. 27 (from IAC) - ZQ-1 (LandSpace) - JSLC - Weilai-1 (Future-1)
Oct. 29 (from IAC) - CZ-2C - JSLC - CFOSAT (joint mission w/@CNES )
Nov. 1 (rumored) - CZ-3B- XSLC - Beidou-3 G1
Yup,very frustrating, and there's no other option. The only thing we can do is keep searching on weibo for some leaked videos or pictures. I really hope a more open gov in that regard the near future.
Lol. Don’t you know that Chinese usually like to do things behind door and stay quiet about it. I do like their style. It is like you haven’t heard from them for a long while, next thing you know, they already put a man on the moon. Just saying.
Like Blue Origin, nation state style.
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