Wuzhai

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Wuzhai is the commonly used name for the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, a major Chinese spaceport used primarily for launching polar-orbiting and sun-synchronous satellites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf satellite launch center
spaceport
alsoKnownAs TSLC NERFINISHED
Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center NERFINISHED
Taiyuan Space Center NERFINISHED
controlledBy People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
country China
environment inland launch site
firstLaunchYear 1968
hasFunction command operations
satellite tracking
telemetry
hasLaunchPad LC-16 NERFINISHED
LC-7 NERFINISHED
LC-9 NERFINISHED
LC-9A NERFINISHED
latitudeApprox 38.8° N
launchesTo heliosynchronous orbit
low Earth orbit
polar orbit
sun-synchronous orbit
launchVehicleUsed Long March 2C NERFINISHED
Long March 4A NERFINISHED
Long March 4B NERFINISHED
Long March 4C NERFINISHED
Long March 6 NERFINISHED
Long March 6A NERFINISHED
locatedIn Shanxi Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kelan County NERFINISHED
Xinzhou NERFINISHED
longitudeApprox 111.6° E
namedAfter Wuzhai NERFINISHED
opened 1968
operatedBy China NERFINISHED
People's Liberation Army Strategic Support Force NERFINISHED
operatorType military
partOf Chinese space program NERFINISHED
primaryUse launching polar-orbiting satellites
launching sun-synchronous orbit satellites
specialization high-inclination orbits
timeZone China Standard Time
usedBy China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
Chinese military space program NERFINISHED
usedFor Earth observation satellite launches
meteorological satellite launches
remote sensing satellite launches
scientific satellite launches
technology demonstration satellite launches

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