The last Chinese satellite crashes as soon as it goes into orbit

The latest ChinaSat-18 telecommunications satellite is crushed as soon as it goes into orbit in the second half of August. According to the American specialized website spacenews.com.

The site indicates that after the separation of the moon and the transport rocket, it had to maneuver to reach the geostationary orbit (35786 km), but this was not the case.

According to the site information, this has not happened due to the lack of open solar batteries.

ChinaSat-18 belongs to China Satcom, which received $ 250 million in the event of a loss and was reinsured on the world market.

It should be noted that this satellite was launched on August 19th.

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