Kinumpirma ng Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) sa isang advisory nitong Miyerkules, Agosto 5 ang pag-launch ng Jielong-3 rocket ng People’s Republic of China.
“The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) confirms the launch of the Jielong-3 rocket from the People’s Republic of China,” saad ng PhilSA sa kanilang advisory.
Anila, “Expected debris from the rocket launch was projected to have fallen within the identified drop zone (DZ): approximately 94 NM away from Babuyan Island, and 143 NM away from Santa Ana, Cagayan. This drop zone is within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).”
Anang ahensya, ni-launch ang nasabing rocket mula sa Yellow Sea Launch Area dakong 10:30 ng umaga PhST ngayong araw.
“The Jielong-3 rocket was launched from the Yellow Sea Launch Area in offshore waters of Haiyang, Shandong Province, at around 10:38AM PhST on 05 August 2026,” anang ahensya.
“Details of the rocket drop zone were disclosed through a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) warning of an ‘aerospace flight activity,’” dagdag pa nila.
“PhilSA disseminated a pre-launch report to relevant government agencies and authorities prior to the launch,” pagtatapos ng PhilSA.
Sa hiwalay na advisory noon namang Martes, Agosto 4, kinumpirma rin ng ahensya ang launching ng Long March 8A rocket, na galing din sa bansang China.
Nagmula naman ito sa Hainan International Commercial Launch Center, sa Wenchang, Hainan bandang 4:52 ng hapon, PhST kahapon.