How do you evaluate China’s success in this dual-satellite launch?

On November 5, China successfully launched its 24th and 25th Beidou navigation satellites using the Long March 3B carrier rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in a "one rocket and two stars" method. This is a happy thing for the China Space Administration. Of course, as a citizen of the Communist Party of China and the Communist Party of China, I am also very happy for the development of the motherland.

I always see people say that the United States launched 29 satellites with one arrow, and India also launched 10 satellites with one arrow. Why does China only launch two or three satellites each time? In fact, I want to laugh every time I hear it! It's good to care about the country's aerospace industry, but you still need to have a basic understanding and don't make pornographic remarks or make jokes.

One-shot multiple satellites, such as 29 satellites, are mostly broadcast-type launches. The satellites are also small satellites. That is, after entering the predetermined orbit, all the satellites are scattered out at once. The difficulty is not very high.

On the contrary, it is generally difficult to launch a double satellite with a single arrow, because often the two satellites of a double satellite with a single arrow are not in the same orbit, and you need to release one and then adjust the orbit before releasing the second satellite. A typical example is Europe's Ariane 5 rocket. Because its carrying capacity is too strong, it carries two commercial communication satellites weighing several tons each time to different orbits. The technical difficulty is more difficult than sending dozens of satellites with one arrow. Much larger.

If you look at it from the perspective of missiles, one arrow with 29 stars is a clustered multiple warhead, and multiple warheads hit the same target. One arrow with two stars or three stars is a separate missile. With multiple warheads, different warheads attack different targets, posing a much greater threat to the enemy.

Everyone, please take a good look at it. You can also use it to show off in the future.