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Claimed to have been launched by one insider source that has been pretty reliable lately.https://twitter.com/TGMetsFan98/status/1343218597171179521 …
Someone took this photo of the rocket flying as a small dot: https://twitter.com/Longmarch13/status/1343224630803218432 …
Launch success officially confirmed. LV: Long March 4C Payload: Yaogan 33 (would have to be (R) since there was a previous YG-33 that failed to reach orbit) + 1 other payload (TBD) T-0: 15:44 UTC
This has been confirmed as the final Long March series launch of 2020. Barring one of those other companies sneaking in another (extremely unlikely), that's it for Chinese launches for this year.pic.twitter.com/BDeKBPcdom
According to official reports, the Chinese finally realized that dropping rocket stages over the heads of other countries isn't a good idea, resulting in this & many future LM-4 series launches moving from Taiyuan to Jiuquan. https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/BFFe8ATYprRYLHVVoyWnaw …pic.twitter.com/RDcCqPOU9R
Regarding the true identity of this YG-33(R) with regarding to the one that failed to reach orbit in May 2019, it seems that the Big Red Screen (TM) has an illustration of what seems to be a SAR sat similar to GF-10(R) & YG-29 believed to be from the same series, all from SAST.pic.twitter.com/2iwPBOP3qP
The orbit seems a bit different though (685 km vs 625 km SSO):https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1343310546137972736 …
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