阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容或括号内单词的正确形式。A Long March-4B rocket【小题1】（carry）the Haiyang-2C（H-组卷网

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A Long March-4B rocket 1 （carry）the Haiyang-2C（HY-2C）satellite took off at 1：40 pm（Beijing Time）, according to the launch center. The HY-2C, the country's third ocean dynamic environment satellite, can provide all-weather and round-the-clock 2 （observe） of wave height, sea surface height, wind and temperature. Onboard equipment enables the new satellite 3 （provide）information on the identification of vessels, and to receive and store measurement data in China's offshore and other marine areas. 4 （develop）by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, the HY-2C will form a network with the previous HY-2B and HY-2D, scheduled for launch next year, to carry out high-precision maritime environment monitoring.

5 planned satellite network will be capable of carrying out 80 percent of the world's sea surface wind monitoring within six hours. Unlike the previous satellites HY-2A and HY-2B—the HY-2C 6 （place）in an orbit with a 66-degree inclination, 7 will enhance its capability to revisit wind fields 8 （rapid）, according to the administration. As of August, China has independently developed and launched seven Haiyang satellites, named 9 the Chinese word for “ocean” and given the “HY” designation for short. The country 10 （launch）its first ocean monitoring satellite, the HY-1A, on May 15, 2002.

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