Kuafu- 1 satellite recently launched is of which

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China has launched a new observatory ( named Kuafu- 1, after a giant in Chineses mythology who chased the sun) that will look into the Sun after successfully integrating its under- construction Space Station and approving the next phase of its lunar missions. The Advanced Space- based Solar Observatory ( ASO- S) was launched onboard a Long March- 2D rocket. The satellite has been established in an orbit of about 720 kilometers above the planet. The spacecraft will examine the causality between the solar magnetic field and two major eruptive phenomena, coronal mass ejection and solar flares. The objective for the mission is described as 1M2B, where M refers to the solar magnetic field and two Bs are known for two violent bursts, the coronal mass ejections ( CMEs) and the solar flares. About China Capital: Beijing Currency: Renminbi President: Xi Jinping