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August 8th 11, 08:46 PM
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Chinese launch in bad weather
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n...rch/index.html
"Launching in a torrential rain and lightning storm, a Long March rocket lifted off Tuesday from southwest China and successfully released a navigation satellite in orbit, state-run media reported." Are they taking huge risks or are their rockets that reliable? 
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