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2011 summary of Globel space launch

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Orbital Launches of 2011

China hold 2nd largest amount of space launch for the first time

deployment of China first space station prototype

one launch failure, 8th August, SJ 11-04, a technology demonstration satellite, propellant device failure of the second stage of the launch vehicle, CZ-2C, the satellite fail to enter orbit

launch succeeded 19 times

indigenous communicate satellite still have long way to go, Nigcomsat 1R, its a compensation for Nigeria because the first one Nigcomsat 1 is dead in the first year of its deployment.

deep space exploration US is the only character on the stage

Jupiter explorer - Juno

Mars rover - Curiosity

China got no deep space exploration plan in hand, China may launch Mars orbiter in 2016 according to some rumor..

Russia show off its advance application satellite technology, a astrophysical observer, Spektr-R, launch successfully last year

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which somehow China play no role in this field too..

also, YF-77 development progress stuck, note that even Japan possess 100 tonne thrust LOX/LH2 staged combustion cycle rocket engine.. China is left behind..


China still have long way to go ..

dont even think of space travel of common people in this century..

as for some Innovation Super Power locate in South Asia that love to invest in R&D, their new generation space lift system Mr. MK3 have no new generation rocket engine, still Vikas, Vikas and Vikas, a hypergolic fuel engine, what they are doing is just install 2 Vikas on the first stage, which is such a majestic achievement for them because for the first time they can install more than one engine on a rocket stage .. also.. they seems arnt interest in really work out their upper stage, to me, they just skip it, they dont wait MK1 MK2 being mature enough, problem are all gone, just rush to their MK3, they are very likely still rely on foreign GTO launch service for a long period.
 
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