China has effectively finished the in-space refuel of orbital satellites taking after a week ago’s dispatch of another era bearer rocket, the National University of Defense Technology reported on Thursday.
A Long March-7 bearer rocket lifts off from Wenchang Satellite Launch Center, south China’s Hainan Province, June 25, 2016. [Photo: Xinhua/Li Gang]
China completes the refuel of orbital satellites
Like air refueling for planes, the procedure refuels a satellite in circle in a microgravity domain and will augment a satellite’s utilitarian life and help its move capacities impressively.
Created by the college, Tianyuan-1 is the nation’s first in-space refueling framework for orbital satellites. It was dispatched into space on board the Long March-7 bearer rocket on Saturday.
A progression of center free procedures were tried and confirmed after the dispatch, with information and recordings recording the full procedure sent back to earth, the college said in an announcement.
“The infusion procedure was steady, and estimation and control were exact,” it said, including that the test demonstrated that Tianyuan-1 met outline necessities.
In spite of the fact that a zone of incredible interest, the procedure is entangled and just a couple of nations have started tests.
TV5MONDE to dispatch 2 HD directs in Thailand
From http://www.satellite-evolution.com/bunch/site/?p=47292
Beginning July first 2016, French-dialect stations TV5MONDE Asie HD and TV5MONDE Style HD will be accessible through the main link administrator in Bangkok: CHAROEN CABLE TV.
CHAROEN CABLE TV will be the principal administrator in Thailand to give TV5MONDE Asie station in HD and additionally the first to supply the new way of life station made by TV5MONDE: TV5MONDE Style HD.
TV5MONDE Asie channel has been accessible since 1996 in Thailand.
With this new appropriation assention TV5MONDE Asie is currently accessible in more than 1.3m homes all through the nation.
The arrangement was finished by TV5MONDE’s Thailand agent, MZ Media, who has been speaking to the French-talking channel subsequent to 2013.