China cancels rocket launches after failures – but will the Long March-10A still lift off?
Nearly all rocket launches scheduled for February at China's Wenchang space center in Hainan have been cancelled, according to a report in the Xiaoxiang Morning Herald. The only launch currently remaining is a test flight for a new rocket on February 11.

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AI-generatedNearly all rocket launches scheduled for February at China's Wenchang space center in Hainan have been cancelled, according to a report in the Xiaoxiang Morning Herald. The only launch currently remaining is a test flight for a new rocket on February 11. While no official reason was given for the cancellations, a travel agency cited three specific cancelled launch dates, impacting tourism plans. The cancellations have prompted complaints online from those who had planned trips to view the launches. Speculation on social media suggests the remaining February 11 launch could be related to the Long March-10A rocket.
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5 extractedNearly all rocket launches scheduled for next month at the Wenchang space centre have been cancelled.
The launches have become a tourist drawcard in Hainan.
Only the test flight for a new type of rocket on February 11 remains scheduled.
Three scheduled launches on February 9, 19 and 24 have been cancelled.
The February 11 launch could be related to the Long March-10A rocket.