The first launch of a new Chinese launch vehicle, Quizhou-11, failed

The first launch of the new Chinese launch vehicle, Quizhou-11, ended in failure. According to the Xinhua News Agency, the reason for this was "technical problems."

The Chinese launcher Kuizhou-11 (KZ-11) was allegedly developed on the basis of the DF-31 intercontinental ballistic missile. It is a three-stage solid-fuel rocket with a diameter of 2,2 meters and a weight of 78 tons, launched from a mobile platform.

According to the statement of Expace Technology, the development company, a subsidiary of the China Corporation of Aerospace Science and Industry (CASIC), the rocket is capable of placing up to 1 ton of cargo into low Earth orbit, and up to 700 kg into solar-orbit.

The first launch of this missile was planned for 2017, then it was postponed to 2019, then to January 2020 and the last launch date was July 10 of this year.

The launch took place at 12:17 local time (07:17 Moscow time) at the Jiuquan cosmodrome in Gansu province, but was unsuccessful. Details of the "technical reasons" are not given.

Missiles were detected during the flight, and the launch failed. Identification of specific causes and analysis of information is currently underway.

- said in a statement.

Comments

[Aaron Zawi]

Road going by walking.

[Shurik70]

Details of "technical reasons" are not given

It respects how well they keep their secrets.

[Ros 56]

And what about the impudent theft of other people's secrets, and not secrets, you also respect?

[NordUral]

What about brazenly selling our secrets, Yuri? Without "our" bastards it would be difficult to steal.

[Ros 56]

You know them poorly, they steal all technologies, and not only from us, but from all over the world, at least to take the same cars.

[NordUral]

One thief buys, and another thief sells.

[sav]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

The road by walking

China in its cosmic aspirations reminds me of the late USSR.

[vkl.47]

And someone drives Roscosmos.

[svp67]

And not a single real photograph, what kind of secrecy is this?

Here is what we should have

[abrakadabre]

What kind of secrecy is this?

Normal as it should. And why do you need real photos of this rocket?

[Thrall]

And statistics of launches can be considered only by sneaking up to the most mobile platform

[NIKN]

And how to count there? 3 red launches, 6 blue ... Are they successful unsuccessful or for a real purpose and for a polygon?

[Thrall]

Most likely, different versions of launch vehicles (KZ-1 and KZ-1A):

[NIKN]

Well yes. In that picture was not visible. You need to try to find by cipher. It became interesting.

[donavi49]

This is KZ-1a - which flies quite successfully for itself.

This year, twice and last year, already 5 times. But this is a small rocket like Electron. And today they tried to launch a well-fed version - it did not work out.

The next launch of the interesting Japanese rocket H2 and the probe Nadezhda is the first Arab AWS to leave the earth’s orbit. They plan to fly on the 14th.

[Free wind]

China has a very high level of secrecy. Suspects of treason are spun up without talking. Nobody knows what kind of missiles, nuclear bombs are in China, and how many of them.

[abrakadabre]

Nobody knows what kind of missiles, nuclear bombs are in China, and how many of them.

Absolutely the right approach.

[Angelo Provolone]

but the Chinese are still far from Jews. nobody knows whether Israel has yao or not

[neri73-r]

Quote: Angelo Provolone

but the Chinese are still far from Jews. nobody knows whether Israel has yao or not

It is the Jews who do not know whether they have nuclear weapons, and therefore they can’t say anything to the world community, but the world community knows ........ But seriously, it’s all mathematically possible to predict and predict, I think, where you need to know about China and Israel!

[Grazdanin]

No one knows whether or not nuclear weapons exist in Israel, but everyone is sure that they will use it if necessary.

[APASUS]

It’s only easy for Mask to do, and everyone goes through trial and error!

[Blackmokona]

He laughed; the first three attempts by Mask to launch a rocket into space ended in explosions. The first three Falcon-1 went over the hill and only the fourth launch of the Falcon-1 ended in success
And how many attempts were made to land missiles.
https://youtu.be/bvim4rsNHkQ

[donavi49]

Mask rocketed 2 missiles in a row and half-successful (and in fact the same failure, just giving more data), the third, if the fourth had also fallen, then SpaceX would have followed.

[A1845]

According to the statement of Expace Technology, the development company, a subsidiary of the China Corporation of Aerospace Science and Industry (CASIC), the rocket is capable of placing up to 1 ton of cargo into low Earth orbit, and heliosynchronous - up to 700 kg.

probably still geosynchronous

[vostok68]

Still, probably heliosynchronous, since delivering 700 kg. into geostationary orbit by a rocket launched from a mobile installation is a very big achievement! Until now, no one could!
heliosynchronous - 600-800 km.
geosynchronous - 42000 km. (so on)

[A1845]

Yes you are right

[sav]

Quote: vostok68

heliosynchronous - 600-800 km

Is this the one that is solar-synchronous?

[vostok68]

Well, yes, Helios is a solar deity in Greek mythology, probably we will have a more accurate solar-synchronous one, Stary26 specified below!

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

The first launch of this missile was planned for 2017, then it was postponed to 2019, then to January 2020 and the last launch date was July 10 of this year.

No, well, here, of course, there were objectively valid reasons that must be respected, objectively. Not what is happening with Rogozin with Roscosmos, where, unambiguously, continuous cuts with a coup on a trampoline.

[donavi49]

This is an article error, actually. Mixed the entire line in one pile.

Here the first 2 fly successfully and in series (in 2019, 5 successful launches and 2 in this). 11th model - it was delayed for a year, but they just launched it. Then in a year 11a. By 25, a new rocket at 20 tons useful, and then another one at 50 tons to 30m.

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

Thanks for the clarification, but I'm not quite about that.
And about the fact that if we have accidents, it is due to theft and carelessness, but if somewhere else, then this is a "normal working process".

[Narak-zempo]

Quote: Sydor Amenpospestovich

Thanks for the clarification, but I'm not quite about that.
And about the fact that if we have accidents, it is due to theft and carelessness, but if somewhere else, then this is a "normal working process".

Directly removed from the tongue. I agree that it is necessary on the contrary.

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

need vice versa

Objectivity must be maintained. And then they constantly criticize their own, and strangers are constantly praised. Regardless of what those or others do.

[Narak-zempo]

Quote: Sidor Amenpodestovich

Objectivity must be maintained

I am for objectivity, but in our favor.

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

Your right.

[Grazdanin]

One thing is a new rocket, another rocket that has been flying for more than 50 years.

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

One thing is a new rocket, another rocket that has been flying for more than 50 years.

Please indicate the place where Quaizhou-11 was mentioned together with Proton.

[slipped]

Screenshot of a startup video that has already been deleted

The third Chinese emergency launch this year.

In general, the Chinese launched yesterday and almost lost another satellite - APStar-6D. For a long time they could not open the solar panels.

[Old26]

Quote: NIKNN

And how to count there? 3 red launches, 6 blue ... Are they successful unsuccessful or for a real purpose and for a polygon?

KZ-1 / 1A did not have unsuccessful starts. These are different media versions. And not even all KZ-1A There were 9 in all. So 3 is most likely with a different launcher

Quote: Free Wind

Nobody knows what kind of missiles, nuclear bombs are in China, and how many of them.

Alexander! Well, do not write nonsense. If I agree with you on nuclear weapons, then on missiles we know which missiles, where, how many (including numbers of missile brigades)

Quote: A1845

probably still geosynchronous

No, this is the so-called orbit MTR - solar-synchronous. Translated sunny, like helio ...

[AU Ivanov.]

Ro Godzin is to blame. And Zhu Bays.

[thinker]

Quote: slipped

The third Chinese emergency launch this year.

Having said A, I must say B. too. Since the beginning of the year, 16 successful launches have been completed.

[slipped]

Quote: thinker

Quote: slipped

The third Chinese emergency launch this year.

Having said A, I must say B. too. Since the beginning of the year, 16 successful launches have been completed.

So what? The Chinese are in a hurry, trying to take in quantity and not be late for the last car, because of that the jambs.

[Dmitry Potapov]

Spare parts are probably Chinese.

[Charik]

how does this nifrit rocket translate ........

[Kosh]

快 舟 (Quaizhou) is a fast rook / boat in translation.

[Kosh]

EMNIP "Kuayzhou-11" has nothing to do with DF-31, here it should not be confused with another Chinese light solid-propellant launch vehicle "Changzheng-11" from another Chinese developer, which is supposedly actually based on the DF-31.

[Koval Sergey]

Due to the mass launches, China has decided to plug everyone into a belt.