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Nov 30 2015
LaoSat-1 soon in position
Based on the Chinese DFH-4 platform, LaoSat-1 was placed into geostationary transfer orbit by a Chinese Long March 3B rocket operating from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center, in Sichuan Province on November 21 2015. The satellite will operate from 128.5 degrees east after many months of frequency-coordination negotiations between the Laotian Ministry of Post and […]
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By Expat • International News • Tags: 128.5 degrees east, DFH-4, LaoSat-1, Xichang Satellite Launch Center