Hi everyone, today we are going to discuss about the Earth Observation Satellite which was launched by China. China has launched the 24th Gaphern series Earth Observation Satellite in a bit to monitor environmental protection efforts and boost its natural resources surveillance. The satellite was launched from Taiyuan satellite launch center in Shangxi province on a long March 4-3 carrier rocket. China has mounted 7 images and sensors on that spacecraft that are capable of obtaining spatial, spectral and radioactive data. The Chinese National Space Agency set in a post-launch briefing. The satellite was successfully delivered into orbit marking the deployment of the 24th Gaphern series spacecraft and the 387th flight of the long March rocket fleet. Developed by Dishangai Academy of Space Flight Technology based on its SAST 3000 satellite platform, the Gaphern 502 is equipped with hyperspectral observational devices, tasked with monitoring at water and environments according to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. The satellite service will greatly strengthen the country's environmental protection efforts, improve its natural resources surveillance, improve disaster prevention and relieve work and boost climate change research. The state owned space Conglomerate set in a statement. The Gaphern program was launched by Beijing in 2010 that aims to form a space-based high-resolution Earth observation network. The program was listed as one of the 16 most important projects in the nation's science and technology industry. So far, 24 Gaphern satellites have been launched and all of them are believed to be in active service. The images and data from the Gaphern satellites have been widely used in more than 20 industries across China and have helped reduce the country's dependence on foreign remote sensing products, CNSA set in a statement. The latest launch comes just weeks after Beijing conducted the 29th orbital launch of the year by blasting off twin satellites to boost its remote sensing and mapping capabilities. The launch launch center was launched from Taiwan launch center to deploy the twin satellites in the near polar orbit around 500 kilometers above Earth's surface. This was the 9th mission of Long March 4B carrier rocket. With 30 launches now complete, China has a total of 40 planned missions this year which included its ambitious base station, module and the Shenzhou-12 crewed mission. The next launch is of Tianzhou-3, a cargo resupply mission to its under-constructions base station which is likely to take place in late September. Beijing had in July conducted three orbital launches within four days. The country is in type competition to climb the spaceways which has largely been dominated by the US and Russia with human explorations to the moon and international space station to boost its space program. Please do share, like and subscribe for more videos.