ORBIVO / MISSION CONTROLUndisclosed payload — time, objective & broadcast
Kuaizhou 11: 12 November 2026 at 19:50 · UTC. The detailed mission objective has not yet been provided by our data source.
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Kuaizhou 11
Undisclosed payload
Mission objective
The detailed mission objective has not yet been provided by our data source.
ORBIT: N/A
APPROXIMATE COUNTDOWN00days:04hours:12min:34sec
12 November 2026 at 19:50 · UTC
Approximate hour · Schedule may change
FOLLOWING YOUR FIRST LAUNCH?
Understand this mission
HOW HIGH?Altitude not provided
Orbit destination not provided
We do not derive altitude from the rocket or mission name.
Exact altitude for this mission: unavailable in our source.
Orbit explanation · ESA ↗ Logarithmic scale compresses large distances. The range describes the payload’s orbit, not the maximum altitude of the whole rocket.Compare with the Moon and learn the basics ↗
What is it for?
The detailed mission objective has not been provided.
Explanation of the mission category reported by the source.Rocket or payload?
Kuaizhou 11 is the launch vehicle. Its payload is what it carries, such as a satellite, probe or spacecraft. Rocket stages can follow different paths.
How a launch works · NASA ↗Quick glossary: orbit, stage, apogee and perigee
- Orbit
- A path around a body such as Earth. Reaching orbit requires enough speed as well as altitude.
- Rocket stage
- A rocket section with its own propulsion for part of the flight.
- Apogee / perigee
- The farthest / nearest point to Earth on an orbit. This is why altitude is often described by two numbers.
WHERE DOES IT LAUNCH?Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China
Launch Area 95A
40.96912°, 100.34333°
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