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BeiDou Launch Expected Monday

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News courtesy of the CANSPACE Listserv.

The launch of the next BeiDou satellite is predicted to occur at about 13:45 UTC on Monday, March 30.

The new BeiDou satellite would be the fifth GNSS satellite planned for launch by the end of the month, joining GPS Block IIF-9 (launched Wednesday), Galileo 7 and 8 (planned for launch Friday) and IRNSS-D (planned for launch Saturday, March 28).

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