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Sep 2, 2016
Parul Dubey
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Did China Just Suffer the First Space Launch Failure of 2016?
China was early this morning expected to launch its Gaofen-10 Earth observation satellite from Taiyuan, following the issuance of an airspace exclusion zone days in advance. However, it seems the launch did not go to plan.
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