Tianhui (satellite) explained

Tianhui (天绘) is a military Chinese series of Earth observation satellites.

Satellites

Source[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ! Type! Name! Launch date! Launcher! Launch site! Orbit! COSPAR ID! Payload! Notes
Tianhui 11-0124 August 2010Long March 2DJuiquan490 km
inclination 97,9°		2010-040AOptical, ground resolution of 5 m
1-026 May 20122012-020A
1-0326 October 20152015-061A
1-0429 July 20212021-067A
Tianhui 22-01A29 April 2019Long March 4BTaiyuan510 km
inclination 97,4°		2019-024ARadar, resolution of 3 m
2-01B2019-024C
2-02A18 August 20212021-074A
2-02B2021-074B
Tianhui 44A29 December 2021Long March 2DJiuquan2021-134A
4B2021-134B
Tianhui 55A31 October 2023Long March 6ATaiyuan2023-168A
5B2023-168C
5C4 July 20242024-126A
5D2024-126B
Tianhui 66A9 March 2023Long March 4CTaiyuan2023-030A
6B2023-030D

Notes and References

  1. Web site: en. Tianhui 1-01, 1-02, 1-03, 1-04 (TH 1-01, 1-02, 1-03, 1-04) . Gunter's Space Page . Gunter Krebs.
  2. Web site: en. Tianhui 2-01, 2-02 (TH 2-01, 2-02). Gunter's Space Page . Gunter Krebs.
  3. Web site: en. Tianhui 4A, 4B (TH 4A, 4B). Gunter's Space Page . Gunter Krebs.
  4. Web site: en. Tianhui 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D (TH 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D). Gunter's Space Page . Gunter Krebs.
  5. Web site: en. Tianhui 6 (TH 6). Gunter's Space Page . Gunter Krebs.

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