Next Chinese rocket launch
China launches at a pace second only to SpaceX: state Long March vehicles alongside fast-growing commercial players like Galactic Energy and LandSpace, flying from Jiuquan, Xichang, Taiyuan and the coastal Wenchang site. The schedule below updates automatically.
Next up
Unknown Payload on Long March 6C — launch time & how to watch25 Aug 2026, 03:20 UTC · Launch Complex 9A, Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China · Go
🚀 Liftoff tomorrow — 25 August 2026, 03:20 UTC
Set for 25 August 2026, 03:20 UTC. Dates slip constantly: holds, weather, range conflicts. We'll alert you if it moves or scrubs, and again about an hour before liftoff.
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- Unknown Payload on Long March 6C — launch time & how to watch — 25 Aug 2026, 03:20 UTC
- Long March 12A Flight 2: Launch Time & How to Watch — August 2026 · date TBC
- Demo Flight on Pallas-1 — launch time & how to watch — August 2026 · date TBC
- Chang'e 7 on Long March 5 — launch time & how to watch — September 2026 · date TBC
Recent launches
- Zhuque-3 | Honghu-03 — launch recap (18 August 2026) — Success
- Satellite for Earth Observation (SEO) — launch recap — Success
- SatNet LEO Group 24 — launch recap (16 August 2026) — Success
- Unknown Payload — launch recap (10 August 2026) — Failure
- OSE HS-01 & 02 — launch recap (5 August 2026) — Success
- SatNet LEO Group 23 — launch recap (4 August 2026) — Success
- Long March 6A | TJSW-27A & B — launch recap (30 July 2026) — Success
- Long March 7A | Tianlian 3-01 — launch recap (29 July 2026) — Success
How often does China launch rockets?
Around 60–100 orbital launches per year across state and commercial providers — roughly one to two per week.
