Drawing: Flight Atlas (flightatlas.org) · CC BY 4.0
File: Ceres-1S.png
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| Description | Side view of the Ceres-1S, drawn to scale. 19 m tall as drawn. |
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| Date | 14 October 2026 (this version) |
| Source | flightatlas.org/drawings/ceres-1s |
| Author | Flight Atlas (flightatlas.org) |
| Licensing | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) for the sizes above, up to 1,280 px tall. Free to share and adapt, commercial use included, with the credit. |
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Drawing: Flight Atlas (flightatlas.org), CC BY 4.0HTML
<img src="https://www.flightatlas.org/drawings/webp1280/Ceres-1S.webp"
alt="Drawing of the Ceres-1S" height="640">
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{{cc-by-4.0|Flight Atlas (flightatlas.org)}}Appears on
Ceres-1SCeres-1 familyTianqi 21-24, 5 September 2023Tianqi 25-28, 29 May 20246 satellites, 29 August 2024Tianqi 33-36, 19 December 2024Tianqi 16-18 & 20, 19 May 2025Tianqi 37-40, 15 January 2026Ceres-1S launch, 21 October 2026
