On the 26th and night of the 26th, my country successfully launched the Group 07 remote sensing 30 satellites through the “one arrow and three stars” method. The Beijing Space Information Transmission Center uses the Tianlian-1 02 satellite to simultaneously track and telemeter the early operating segments of the three satellites, which indicates that my country’s relay satellite system has the ability to simultaneously provide measurement and control and data transmission support for more targets.
At 23:19 on October 26th, my country used the Long March 2C carrier rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center to successfully put the remote sensing 30 group 07 satellites into the scheduled orbit, and the launch was a complete success. Issued by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Guo Wenbin)
In the early stage of the mission, the staff of the software sub-system of Beijing Space Information Transmission Center carried out a week of software transformation, configuration modification, software testing, task testing, etc., so that the sub-system quickly had a multi-target task status.
In the subsequent joint debugging exercises, there were no software problems, and finally the three-satellite measurement and control mission in the early operation period was successfully guaranteed, which provided reliable information transmission for the spacecraft.
Judging by the remote monitoring data of the return direction of the Tianlian No. 1 satellite, the 07 group of 3 stars windsurfing boards are deployed normally, marking the complete success of this launch mission and the role of the relay satellite system is becoming more and more significant.
At 23:19 on October 26th, my country used the Long March 2C carrier rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center to successfully put the remote sensing 30 group 07 satellites into the scheduled orbit, and the launch was a complete success. Issued by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Guo Wenbin)
“Today’s space-based measurement and control and data relay tasks are becoming more and more flexible and complex, and the relay satellite operation and control system is also constantly seeking breakthroughs and innovations in keeping with task requirements.”
Yin Bin, the central software subsystem engineer, said, “Follow-up , We will continue to optimize and improve the existing system capabilities according to task requirements, and provide the most reliable space-based measurement and control support for each task.”
