Taiyuan: China successfully launched a new group of low-Earth orbit internet satellites early Thursday, marking another step in its expanding space program, state-run media reported. The satellites were sent into space early in the morning from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in northern Shanxi province.

According to Anadolu Agency, officials confirmed that the satellite group-identified as the 21st batch of low-orbit internet satellites-successfully entered its designated orbit. This achievement reflects China’s ongoing commitment to enhancing its presence in space technology and global communications infrastructure.

The mission also marked a milestone for China’s space efforts, becoming the 637th flight of the Long March rocket series. The Long March rockets continue to play a central role in China’s growing ambitions in space technology, facilitating advancements in both national and international communication networks.